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Perry boasts about Texas' uninsured rate (Original Post) Panich52 Feb 2015 OP
Jesus Christ. Where do they find these people?! JaneyVee Feb 2015 #1
My guess would sewers. eom GP6971 Feb 2015 #3
Perry comes up with some new twists for false equivalency Zambero Feb 2015 #2
The way I see it! atreides1 Feb 2015 #4

Zambero

(8,971 posts)
2. Perry comes up with some new twists for false equivalency
Mon Feb 16, 2015, 01:42 AM
Feb 2015

People in bad situations want to be that way. If they are lacking in basic necessities they want to be left alone to suffer. People who need help prefer to help themselves, whether they are able to or not. And for all this we should be proud. Bet you wish you were more like us!

atreides1

(16,093 posts)
4. The way I see it!
Mon Feb 16, 2015, 02:59 AM
Feb 2015

Until a group of Texans who are not in anyway connected to the Democrats or the Democratic Party at any level...actually step forward and call Perry out on his statement, I'm going to have to believe what the man is saying!

The majority of voters picked Abbot and they also put the Republicans in charge of the legislature, they all had to have known that Abbot was going to continue Perry's agenda of not providing them health insurance...which means that the majority of Texans agreed with Perry...just saying!

Of course this also means that the majority of Texans believe that being told they can't get any stupider, is a challenge, and not an insult!!!

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