Mr. M vs Perry

[missmurchison]

No surprise at the result. If any more evidence was needed that Perry is a fool, it was provided by this response to a question in Iowa today. The question was asked by my very own spouse:

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Lawrence v Texas was an important case, and Perry had no clue what it was about, even though it was decided when he was governor

Comments

[chantal87]

wow..just wow. I cant see how he was ever elected to any office much less governor.
It's mindblowing actually.

[missmurchison]

Even more mindblowing is that Santorum is now using Perry's gaffe to promote his own candidacy.

[varina8]

Three cheers for Mr. M. The GOP hopefuls make me want to go back to bed and pull the pillow over my head.

[missmurchison]

I thought they had a pathetic lineup last cycle, but this crowd makes those look like Rhodes scholars.

[jwaneeta]

Ahahaha! Ahahahah!

I WISH HE WAS MY HUSBAND!!!

[curiouswombat]

I do hope you mean Mr M. and not Perry...

[jwaneeta]

NO FEAR, yo. :D

[missmurchison]

Stay away from my man!

(I have always wanted to say that.)

Consider, my dear, that if you were married to him, he would expect you to let him drive from time to time.

[ratphooey]

Oy. Santorum is a crazed weasel.

[missmurchison]

Yep. But according to Mr. M, who has had the patience to go to Bachmann, Perry, and Santorum events, he's the smartest one. Also charming, if you can get past his being a whining homophobe who thinks being the object of a silly online joke is worse treatment than his wanting to take away other people's rights, split up their families, and decide what women should do with their bodies.

[ratphooey]

Scary, isn't it, that he's the smartest. Just shows to go you what a motley crew of candidates is running.

He also took money from his former school district in PA to pay for the fundie home schooling of his kids, even though they lived in VA and were renting out their home in PA.

[missmurchison]

I remember a reporter went to check out his PA "home" at one point and there was no furniture in the house.

Today, he said that he'd annul all same-sex marriages. These morons are all for states rights until some states do something they don't like. Then they're all for a theocracy.

[keswindhover]

He blathers for a good minute while trying to remember what it was, doesn't he? It must have tickled a braincell somewhere. Then he gives up, and hits the auto button.

Mr M appears to be suffering in a good cause.

[missmurchison]

I also liked the way that he seemed to be arguing that the Supreme Court spends too much money. Since they're the only branch of government with no budget other than what it costs to run their building and the staff nine justices need, that's pretty remarkable.

[keswindhover]

Who the hell needs nine justices? Sheer waste.

[missmurchison]

Since one of his earlier gaffes was to state that there were eight judges, that might well be his point.