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To: Jorj X Mckie who wrote (438048)	7/30/2011 2:21:16 PM
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Perry: "Push More Liberals Into The Private Sector" ---------------------------------------------- Perry: It’s Time To ‘Push More Liberals Into The Private Sector’ Saturday, July 30, 2011 9:33 am tags: Jobs, President Obama Governor Rick Perry by Brian O'Connor \|\| Texas Governor Rick Perry said , It's time to "push more liberals into the private sector." \|\| Perry’s Jobs Plan. Friday, Rick Perry took after President Obama and the liberals in Washington. The Texas Governor suggested that voters could help him create new private sector jobs, By sending Obama and his liberal administration to the Sunday talk show circuit. Texas Gov. Rick Perry urged conservatives Friday to “push more liberals into the private sector” in the 2012 election – including the president – but the oft-mentioned potential presidential candidate declined to say whether he had decided to enter the race himself. Speaking to a packed house at the Western Conservative Summit, Mr. Perry continued to leave his supporters guessing as to his political future, although he did refer repeatedly to the importance of the 2012 election. At one point, he suggested that President Obama should be defeated so that he could take up a career on the Sunday morning talk shows. And then Perry went directly after President Obama. “The mixture of arrogance and audacity that guides the Obama administration is an affront to every freedom-loving American and a threat to every job in the private sector,” said Mr. Perry. 2012 is shaping up to be a referendum on liberalism versus conservatism, The era of big government versus states rights and individual freedoms. An argument that Governor Perry has won in the past. reddogreport.com