KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Texas billionaire Ross Perot says the tea party movement seems to be well organized across the country and working hard on its causes. But the former Reform Party presidential candidate said Tuesday that time will tell just how the movement affects the country, the government and the upcoming elections.
Perot spoke Tuesday night in Kansas City, where he was receiving a leadership award from the Army's Command and General Staff College Foundation. The foundation supports the college at Fort Leavenworth, Kan.
Perot says some of the nation's current problems would have been less severe if more people had listened to him in the 1990s. He says it's not too late to fix those problems, but adds that solutions can't be rushed from "from noble concept to mass production."
Poster Comment:
Ross ready to 'come out and play'...perhaps? Would be a hoot, indeed! LOL
