OT – Who will run for President on the Republican side?

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Another point about Perry’s job creation is that the majority of it is public sector jobs (teachers, school admin, police, fire, etc) created to keep up with the population growth. The reason why unemployment is so high there despite all this “job growth” is because Texas has been unable to keep up with its population.

So was Perry for the growth of big government before he was against it?

Also, apparently abstinence education works, despite the fact that Texas has the 3rd highest teen pregnancy rate in the country.

I see a big hat, but no cattle.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

[quote=briansd1][quote=Allan from Fallbrook][quote=eavesdropper]

Alors, à chacun ses goûts.

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Eaves: Merci pour arrêtez de dénigrer, mon ange doux.

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I always knew that Fench was the language of intellectuals. ;)[/quote]

Brian: Ah, yes, “Fench”! It is indeed the language of intellectuals, mon frere. Probably not as popular as “French” with the cognescenti, but definitely up there.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

[quote=briansd1][quote=Allan from Fallbrook][quote=eavesdropper]

Alors, à chacun ses goûts.

[/quote]

Eaves: Merci pour arrêtez de dénigrer, mon ange doux.

[/quote]

I always knew that Fench was the language of intellectuals. ;)[/quote]

Brian: Ah, yes, “Fench”! It is indeed the language of intellectuals, mon frere. Probably not as popular as “French” with the cognescenti, but definitely up there.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

[quote=briansd1][quote=Allan from Fallbrook][quote=eavesdropper]

Alors, à chacun ses goûts.

[/quote]

Eaves: Merci pour arrêtez de dénigrer, mon ange doux.

[/quote]

I always knew that Fench was the language of intellectuals. ;)[/quote]

Brian: Ah, yes, “Fench”! It is indeed the language of intellectuals, mon frere. Probably not as popular as “French” with the cognescenti, but definitely up there.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

[quote=briansd1][quote=Allan from Fallbrook][quote=eavesdropper]

Alors, à chacun ses goûts.

[/quote]

Eaves: Merci pour arrêtez de dénigrer, mon ange doux.

[/quote]

I always knew that Fench was the language of intellectuals. ;)[/quote]

Brian: Ah, yes, “Fench”! It is indeed the language of intellectuals, mon frere. Probably not as popular as “French” with the cognescenti, but definitely up there.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

[quote=briansd1][quote=Allan from Fallbrook][quote=eavesdropper]

Alors, à chacun ses goûts.

[/quote]

Eaves: Merci pour arrêtez de dénigrer, mon ange doux.

[/quote]

I always knew that Fench was the language of intellectuals. ;)[/quote]

Brian: Ah, yes, “Fench”! It is indeed the language of intellectuals, mon frere. Probably not as popular as “French” with the cognescenti, but definitely up there.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

Afx: Your points are well taken and, unfortunately, moot. Like I said, I certainly wasn’t on the stump for Perry (because I think a more virulent Dubya is probably NOT a good thing), but his message on jobs will resonate.

Obama’s problem is not one of intellect, but of leadership, and that feeds directly into the various polls (and not just those sponsored by Fox News) that show a dazed and uncertain electorate. Perry has been hammering away on this point and he presents a confident facade with an easily understood message: “Texas creates jobs”. The facts right now are not nearly as important as the visceral impact of that statement. People are fearful, uncertain and, most importantly, UNEMPLOYED.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

Afx: Your points are well taken and, unfortunately, moot. Like I said, I certainly wasn’t on the stump for Perry (because I think a more virulent Dubya is probably NOT a good thing), but his message on jobs will resonate.

Obama’s problem is not one of intellect, but of leadership, and that feeds directly into the various polls (and not just those sponsored by Fox News) that show a dazed and uncertain electorate. Perry has been hammering away on this point and he presents a confident facade with an easily understood message: “Texas creates jobs”. The facts right now are not nearly as important as the visceral impact of that statement. People are fearful, uncertain and, most importantly, UNEMPLOYED.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

Afx: Your points are well taken and, unfortunately, moot. Like I said, I certainly wasn’t on the stump for Perry (because I think a more virulent Dubya is probably NOT a good thing), but his message on jobs will resonate.

Obama’s problem is not one of intellect, but of leadership, and that feeds directly into the various polls (and not just those sponsored by Fox News) that show a dazed and uncertain electorate. Perry has been hammering away on this point and he presents a confident facade with an easily understood message: “Texas creates jobs”. The facts right now are not nearly as important as the visceral impact of that statement. People are fearful, uncertain and, most importantly, UNEMPLOYED.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

Afx: Your points are well taken and, unfortunately, moot. Like I said, I certainly wasn’t on the stump for Perry (because I think a more virulent Dubya is probably NOT a good thing), but his message on jobs will resonate.

Obama’s problem is not one of intellect, but of leadership, and that feeds directly into the various polls (and not just those sponsored by Fox News) that show a dazed and uncertain electorate. Perry has been hammering away on this point and he presents a confident facade with an easily understood message: “Texas creates jobs”. The facts right now are not nearly as important as the visceral impact of that statement. People are fearful, uncertain and, most importantly, UNEMPLOYED.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

Afx: Your points are well taken and, unfortunately, moot. Like I said, I certainly wasn’t on the stump for Perry (because I think a more virulent Dubya is probably NOT a good thing), but his message on jobs will resonate.

Obama’s problem is not one of intellect, but of leadership, and that feeds directly into the various polls (and not just those sponsored by Fox News) that show a dazed and uncertain electorate. Perry has been hammering away on this point and he presents a confident facade with an easily understood message: “Texas creates jobs”. The facts right now are not nearly as important as the visceral impact of that statement. People are fearful, uncertain and, most importantly, UNEMPLOYED.

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If we don’t go into recession again, Obama should slip in. If we do, then it’s a different story. The recent storm clouds gathering over the EU and banks again should be cause for concern for Obama supporters.

[Arraya]

If we don’t go into recession again, Obama should slip in. If we do, then it’s a different story. The recent storm clouds gathering over the EU and banks again should be cause for concern for Obama supporters.

[Arraya]

If we don’t go into recession again, Obama should slip in. If we do, then it’s a different story. The recent storm clouds gathering over the EU and banks again should be cause for concern for Obama supporters.

[Arraya]

If we don’t go into recession again, Obama should slip in. If we do, then it’s a different story. The recent storm clouds gathering over the EU and banks again should be cause for concern for Obama supporters.

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