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Why Rick Perry is the most likely choice for America

Discussion in 'Elections & Campaigns' started by shhs97, Sep 2, 2011.

  1. shhs97

    shhs97 New Member

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    Top ten TV shows. From Nielsen, August 2011. I mean, can you get more Rick Perry-Texas? Crappy, brain-dead "reality" tv, cop shows, corporate football. America's viewing habits scream for Rick Perry. Personally...I have never seen any of these shows, except 60 minutes (a long time ago). Probably a sign of why I disagree with so many in the USA.

    1 AMERICA'S GOT TALENT-TUE
    2 AMERICA'S GOT TALENT-WED
    3 NCIS CBS
    4 NBC NFL PRE-SSN 8/28(S)
    4 NCIS: LOS ANGELES CBS
    6 60 MINUTES CBS
    7 NCIS 10PM-SPECIAL(S) CBS
    8 BIG BROTHER 13-WED CBS
    9 BIG BROTHER 13-THU CBS
    10 BIG BANG THEORY, THE CBS
    10 BIG BROTHER 13-SUN CBS
     
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    Meh. Americans have a notoriously short attention span. Perry's bounce is already starting to fade, and it's just a matter of time until Palin and Giuliani enter the fray. That will give them something new to focus on for 5 minutes.

    This one will be decided by the ground game more than anything else. I have no idea who will win the nomination, but I have no reason to think it's Perry.
     
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    shhs97 New Member

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    What are most americans concerned about? Jobs.
    Texas has created 1/2 of the jobs in the country. That will be the entire campaign. As I've said, Americans are too stupid to analyze the issue.
     
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    Vote for me, Rick Perry, while on your way to your jobs at Burger King, that I created! Oh, you want it your way? Sorry...
     
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    Actually, McDonald's is switching to self serve, and you can bet the other fast food chains will soon follow suit, so a lot of the jobs that Perry claims to have "created" are soon gonna get chopped.
     
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    Hey.Texas could invade New York.
    Think of the jobs created and the service to the rest of the country.
     
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    Voters seldom vote FOR presidential candidates anymore. They're more likely to vote AGAINST the one they don't like. Most of Perry's votes will probably be anti-Obama votes if he makes it to the general election. His popularity among the Republicans is due largely to:

    1) People aren't paying attention
    2) He's got more charisma than the wooden boards who are Romney and Huntsman
    3) He's a guy, and like it or not Republicans aren't ready to nominate a Bachmann or a Palin
    4) He's a conservative Christian, and those are the folks who turn out in droves for the Republican primaries
     
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