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To: Tom Clarke who wrote (463565)	1/5/2012 8:49:25 AM
From: MulhollandDrive	2 Recommendations Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 793957

David Carney, who I know and like, and Joe Allbaugh, who I do not know but admire, must both go. Ray Sullivan must go. Mark Miner must go. I would suggest even Tony Fabrizo, who just about everyone internally at the Perry campaign, regardless of faction, blames as the chief instigator of the recent Politico story must go. Perry has to demonstrate he recognizes just how terrible his campaign is. And that means people at the top level need to go. A lot of the Politico story was deadly accurate. The Perry team initially treated his campaign as running for Governor of Texas. He was underprepared and ill suited for debates. His communications strategy was and is a mess. this is the type of political punditry that drives me up the wall.... did the writer watch the debates? as much as you may appreciate some of perry's view, he is a stumblebum when it comes to articulating his positions, worse than bush, if that were possible... so the pundit says its the fault of the 'handlers'....i don't care WHO the handlers are, they won't be able to change perry's communication deficit