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To: unclewest who wrote (440423)	8/13/2011 3:08:19 PM
From: goldworldnet	4 Recommendations Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 793991

Huckabee said Perry is showing disrespect to the Iowa process. <g> Well maybe Perry is. Iowa hasn't voted for a Republican candidate for President since 1984. * * *

To: unclewest who wrote (440423)	8/13/2011 3:22:51 PM
From: mistermj	14 Recommendations Respond to of 793991

Rick Perry enters presidential race with Obama broadside Perry's calling card is Texas' strong record of job creation during his long tenure in the governor's mansion. As Perry pointed out in his speech, 40 percent of the nation's new jobs since June 2009 have been created in Texas. "It's time to get America working again," Perry said, arguing that "Recovery is a meaningless word if the bank has foreclosed on your home." He criticized Mr. Obama's "unbridled fixation" on spending and suggested the president's economic policies have "prolonged our national misery, not alleviated it." "You cannot win the future by selling America off to foreign creditors," he said. "We cannot afford four more years of this rudderless leadership." The time had come, he added, to "stop the generational theft." Perry vowed to simplify the tax code, repeal Mr. Obama's health care reform and curb government spending. He criticized Mr. Obama's foreign policy as an "incoherent muddle" and suggested the president's polices were based on "failed Western European social values." "America is not broken, Washington, D.C., is broken," Perry said. cbsnews.com

To: unclewest who wrote (440423)	8/13/2011 4:14:07 PM
From: KLP	6 Recommendations Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 793991

Add my name to those who were clapping from the sidelines.....Perry made Americans feel proud to be an American again!!!