There’s something quite impressive about Rick Perry.
He’s unflappable because he’s a man that believes in his convictions. While working the crowd in New Hampshire, he deftly handles a woman who has the nerves to use her own child as a prop to ask the Texas Gov a question about Evolution.
Libs love to ask conservatives the “E” question because they think it makes candidates look crazy for not believing a theory that still remains a “theory” for over 100 years.
Later, he works the crowd as a heckler screams about Medicare. All the while, Perry smoothly talks to the people in the crowd and is totally unfazed by the heckler.
Be afraid, Liberals!
Be very afraid because Perry will be the next president.
CNN
Rick Perry was greeted by protesters Thursday morning as he met with voters at a Seacoast cafe, a clear sign that the 2012 campaign for the presidency has entered a new phase.
"Hands off our Medicare," about 35 protesters chanted as the Republican presidential candidate shook hands outside Popovers on the Square, a popular local eatery.
He’s unflappable because he’s a man that believes in his convictions. While working the crowd in New Hampshire, he deftly handles a woman who has the nerves to use her own child as a prop to ask the Texas Gov a question about Evolution.
Libs love to ask conservatives the “E” question because they think it makes candidates look crazy for not believing a theory that still remains a “theory” for over 100 years.
Later, he works the crowd as a heckler screams about Medicare. All the while, Perry smoothly talks to the people in the crowd and is totally unfazed by the heckler.
Be afraid, Liberals!
Be very afraid because Perry will be the next president.
CNN
Rick Perry was greeted by protesters Thursday morning as he met with voters at a Seacoast cafe, a clear sign that the 2012 campaign for the presidency has entered a new phase.
"Hands off our Medicare," about 35 protesters chanted as the Republican presidential candidate shook hands outside Popovers on the Square, a popular local eatery.
"Stop attacking middle class families Rick Perry," a man shouted at the Texas governor as he ordered a popover pastry.
The protesters were largely outnumbered by supporters as well as those looking for a glimpse of the latest entrant into the race for the Republican presidential nomination.
Perry received a similar reception at his second event of the day in Dover. But he did not seem disturbed by the commotion, as he signed autographs and mugged for a camera as he chewed a bite of popover. Despite the loud chanting, Perry made two loops of the outdoor seating area at the cafe to shake people's hands.
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