July 9, 2014

Did the DNC Brainfart and Confuse Gov. Rick Perry for Gov. Chris Christy?

by Elizabeth Nelson

Surely the DNC brain farted or had a momentary lapse in liberal logic, when they asked Texas Governor Rick Perry to meet Obama at the tarmac for a photo-op to briefly discuss the thousands of abandoned children that have been dumped off and left in his state, for Governor Perry to deal with.  Remember those children, some gang affiliated and TB diseased kids that even Obama won't summon up enough humanitarian good-will to acknowledge their existence with a visit, while in Texas?



The White House requested that Perry meet Obama on the tarmac Wednesday as he gets off Air Force One on his way to Democratic fundraisers in Texas, which could have created another tableau like the “Chris Christie hug” during Superstorm Sandy, which helped Obama in the 2012 election. But Perry wasn’t having it.



Is this the kind of move that liberal media types will pounce on, letting them drone on about supposedly irrational Republican hatred of the president? Yes. Was it also the right decision on Perry’s part? Absolutely.






 


No dice, Governor Perry is a Godly man of his word, and a die-hard Conservative.  He can see through Obama's facade and isn't enamored with his BS, so he wasn't about to pull a Chris Christy, switch sides, and go all lovey-dovey on Obama, let alone go fake long enough to shake his hand, as a liberal would do to further their agenda or station.  I can almost hear it now, "I respectfully refuse to acquiesce to your request." 
 


Of course Obama doesn't want to take advantage of an Illegal-border-hopper photo-op, especially on the heels of saying, "the US has Always been a Nation of Immigrants," because under Obama, we've become a Nation of Illegal Immigrants. Our Country was founded on immigrants that came over legally, we have the records, in books and on archive lists at Ellis Island, that prove this fact, and there is no way Obama will take Gov. Perry up on his challenge for a meaningful conversation about this growing health and economic problem parked in Gov. Perry's back yard, because he is responsible for it.

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