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Title: Texas Gov. Rick Perry Describes Himself As ‘A Prophet’
Source:
RAWSTORY
URL Source: http://www.rawstory.com/rawreplay/2 ... escribes-himself-as-a-prophet/
Published: Jun 16, 2011
Author: By Eric W. Dolan
Post Date: 2011-06-16 11:51:08 by Brian S
Keywords: None
Views: 3098
Comments: 8
Republican Governor Rick Perry of Texas responded “a prophet is generally not loved in their hometown” when Fox News’ Neil Cavuto questioned why he was more popular outside of his state than within it. “That’s both Biblical and practical,” the third-term governor and chairman of the Republican Governors Association added. Perry has not made his religious beliefs a secret. The potential Republican presidential candidate has recently received criticism for his plans to host a Christian prayer summit at Reliant Stadium in Houston. Watch video, as clipped by ThinkProgress, below:
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#2. To: Brian S (#0)
It's because he's a RINO If he was actually conservative, the people that have to live under his alleged "leadership" would love him.
Mike, I am usually able to understand political cartoons but this one has me baffled. A RINO is a pig?
Nope, it is meant to make fun of the play on words associating liberal to moderate Republicans to a rhino. The Pig is meant to make fun of the elephant and to suggest a better replacement for it based on the generality of Democrats that Republicans are only concerned about representing the rich and powerful.
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Top • Page Up • Full Thread • Page Down • Bottom/LatestRepublican Governor Rick Perry of Texas responded “a prophet is generally not loved in their hometown” when Fox News’ Neil Cavuto questioned why he was more popular outside of his state than within it.
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