I’ve never been a Perry supporter, but it’s kind of sad to see him soil himself like he has been. Are the Perryists embarrassed yet? Or do they still think he’s GOP Jesus and anyone who doesn’t agree is the devil?
And Newt, geez, Newt, DUDE!
I don’t like dhiMITTude Romney, bit of all the things to attack him over, this is the dumbest possible choice.
And that’s what they get for blowing all that green on self proclaimed “smart people” political advisers I guess, dumbasses should have been reading The Other McCain instead.

Perry’s ridiculous demagoguing on Bain was the final straw for me from a support standpoint.  However, I do think he would do the best job, by far, of the remaining candidates, if we could magically place him in the Oval Office on 1/20/13.  And therein lies the reason(s) for my aggravation and disgust.  

Check out some of the comments at Rightscoop.  There’s alot of Perry support there, and they seem to agree with his attacks on Bain.

Protein Wisdom Today:  ”GOP presidential hopeful Rick Santorum defends capitalism, defends Mitt Romney’s earlier engagement of capitalism on capitalist grounds (as opposed to Romney himself, who appealed for a defense to progressive corporatism), and yet the GOP establishment and its attendant media — as well as an increasing number of sober, pragmatic, ‘it’s time to rally behind a single candidate’ members of the conservative base — tell us that it is Santorum who is unelectable, and throw their support behind the candidate who enacted state-run health care, and who can’t even defend his own engagement in capitalism without retreating to a progressive defense.”
I also linked your latest to this.  

‘GOP Jesus’ – love it, Zilla.  I may steal it.

Erick talked more about Gingrich today than he did Perry.

Tough love hurts.

Erikson keeps saying Santorum has no “path” to the nomination but keeps pushing Perry as if Perry has a “path”.  I like Perry’s politics but c’mon, this is just sad.  Cain could get back in and have a better chance than Perry at this point.

Shit, Fred Karger has as good a chance as Rick Perry as of now.

And this is why Republican voters need to tell the GOP to kiss off

Gingrich and Perry should be blasted for their antics, but Romney needs his feet held to the fire (effectively) and not given the “poor wittle puppy” treatment over this: Santorum and Paul are doing the heavy lifting in defending capitalism, and they are getting shat on (I opened Yahoo last night to “Santorum’s commie clan” from the Daily Beast, and is anyone defending him from this smear job? crickets!…b*stards).

He(Perry) really can’t, because he’s been pretty blasted things: the guy isn’t at all a supporter of small government (unless you consider putting all the power into the executive branch “small government”), and last time I checked that’s hardly a conservative platform either (or shouldn’t be).
Da Kingfish’s heart beats progressive pink (and bleeds money green) — how he managed to get the GOP Jesus, love it by the way, mantle is a case study in the crowd’s vulnerability to a certain form of mesmerizing…and populist demogougery, mustn’t forget that).

Well, he’s back to defending (left handedly at least) his heartthrob….ay yi yiii oy….basta (how much handwriting does the wall need to take?)

Anybody want to go over there and put up “I told you so!” for me?
Sign it “Best regards, Jane”

good post by the way — I would also suggest showing how a lot of companies have learned to play within this crooked progressive system and how that in turn does indeed screw the workers — kind of tears the heck out of the Dems too I should think

You know he’s got the Abductee vote all sewn up.

You know, I have some sympathy for Perry, but I must admit I’m enjoying watching Erickson take it up the wazoo every day.

Too late!  My husband and I started a blog last night — guess what’s one of the first things in the works for a post?

I’ve been a recipient of this junk, so now I’ve got plenty of time on my hands.  Might as well put it to some use.

That’s not what Erick is saying now:

A candidate could run a very grassroots campaign against Mitt Romney between now and April when the full slate of winner take all races start. But such a person would have to have a pile of money either within their campaign or with a related Super PAC. The candidate would also have to sit back a bit and let the media vet Mitt Romney, along with the Democrats, in the way we all know is going to happen.

It is possible, but not probable. Right now, the only person who seems capable of doing that is Newt Gingrich. Gingrich has a well funded Super PAC and has had a good bit of money flowing to him as the alternative to Mitt Romney.

Jon Huntsman’s campaign is a non-starter. Ron Paul cannot build a majority coalition largely because of his foreign policy views. Rick Santorum does not have the money. Most everyone has given up hope in Rick Perry’s ability to come back barring a miracle.

That leaves Gingrich. And he is just the stubborn sort to do it. Mitt Romney is only the guaranteed candidate if Republicans want him to
be. I personally think he will be a disastrous general election candidate. But every day he inches forward makes it harder for anyone
else to catch up.

They’re going to have a hell of a time getting those absentee ballots home from Zeta Reticuli.

Oh I don’t know, I kind of get a kick out of watching people soil themselves, especially when they start looking around to see if anybody’s noticed.

Oh wait, you meant that symbolically right?

Oh go ahead and twist the knife, you know you want to, and its not like they don’t deserve it.