Governor Perry to the Rescue?
The GOP establishment is worried. The current field of Presidential nomination hopefuls does not warm the dark spots in their hearts. And this is quite understandable.
While Tim Pawlenty and Mitt Romney are well qualified politicians with proven executive experience, both lack a broad public appeal. And Romney’s a Mormon, you know.
The rest of the field prompts the proverbial, “who’s that?
The prospects of Michele Bachman or Sarah Palin entering the race is also scary. What if one of them won? It would be a second term for President Obama with plenty of money left over.
Jon Huntsman is also rumored to be considering. He is far more charismatic than Romney and has no record of being a flip-flopper on key issues. But he is starting as “Jon who”, and the real issues is, can he raise the amounts of money that will be needed?
Governor Rick Perry looks appealing to big GOP money. He reminds people of the other Texan Governor, George W Bush. Under Karl Rove’s tender care, “W” was elected. Why not again?
While “W” was a dismal President and someone who has left a record of failure on all fronts, maybe Perry would be different. For my money, “W” was one too many Bushes. And, if Perry is Karl Rove’s friend, then he’s no friend of mine. What about you?
This entry was posted on May 28, 2011 at 2:10 pm and is filed under Barack Obama, Democratic Party, George Bush, Politics, Republican Party. You can subscribe via RSS 2.0 feed to this post's comments.
Tags: 2012 election, jon huntsman, Karl Rove, michele backmann, rick perry, sarah palin, tim pawlenty
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May 28, 2011 at 3:12 pm
I’ll be voting for Obama, but I’d like the least offensive guy to run for the Republicans, just in case he should happen to win. Notice I said “he”.
Perry is too far-right. I’d prefer Huntsman.
May 28, 2011 at 3:28 pm
Link went to the wrong blog. I’m at http://veryprobably.wordpress.com/
May 30, 2011 at 2:31 pm
A Dallas billionaire is putting big money behind a massive Republican fundraising and organizing machine this campaign season.