Perry Drops Out, Endorses Gingrich–WCTI 12

NORTH CHARLESTON, South Carolina (CNN) — Texas Gov. Rick Perry suspended his struggling presidential campaign Thursday and threw his support to Newt Gingrich, a development that could alter the dynamics of the Republican race just two days before the tightening South Carolina primary. (More)

Gov. Rick Perry’s ‘maple syrup surprise’ lost in Cain controversy

Nov. 1: From Cain’s denial to Perry’s awkward love of syrup, here are Monday’s “Top Lines”. (See more)

Response: This video is too good. Curmilus Dancy II – The Political Agitator

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"Ignorance will never end. Even those with money can’t buy SENSE!!" Author: Curmilus Dancy II The Political Agitator

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N-WordheadGate: Conservatives Are Outraged … at Herman Cain

It’s been a tough couple of weeks for Rick Perry, and now, with the Washington Post throwing him into a racial controversy, things are about to get … much better! Wait, what? Let’s backtrack a bit. Yesterday, the Post published a bombshell story about a hunting camp the Perry family has leased on and off since the early eighties. The ranch was long known as, ahem, "Niggerhead," and the name was scrawled on a large rock situated at one of the entrances. Perry says that his family painted over the offensive word shortly after leasing the land, but seven people interviewed by the Post — most of them anonymous — claim the rock and its epithet were visible for years after that. (Read more)

Note: Oops there goes his credentials. Oh well but he is suppose to be impressive to black folks but instead he must be ignant to ignant racist white Republicans. Curmilus Dancy II – The Political Agitator

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Judges Say Texas Can’t Move Forward With Redistricting Plans The Feds Say Are Discriminatory

A panel of three federal judges ordered Texas not to move forward with redistricting plans for both congressional and state legislative seats until they are approved in court.

Justice Department lawyers have declared in court that they believe the congressional and statehouse redistricting plans signed into law by Gov. Rick Perry have been adopted at least in part for the purpose of "diminishing the ability of citizens of the United States, on account of race, color, or membership in a language minority group, to elect their preferred candidates." (Read more)

Dome: N.C. BBQ worse than road kill, Perry said – Source: News & Observer

If Republican presidential candidate Rick Perry ever campaigns in Eastern North Carolina, he may have some explaining to do.

According to "Holy Smoke: The Big Book of North Carolina Barbecue," in 1992 when Perry was a promising Texas politician but not yet governor, he tried some Eastern North Carolina barbecue from King’s of Kinston, which was served at the Republican National Convention in Houston. (Read more)

Perry Doesn’t Back Down From Fed ‘Treasonous’ Comments – Source: The New York Times

3:55 p.m. | Updated DUBUQUE, Iowa – Gov. Rick Perry did not back down on Tuesday, but he did not repeat his suggestion that the printing of money by the Federal Reserve during the election would be “treasonous,” and would warrant “ugly” treatment should the chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, pay a visit to Texas. (Read more)

Note: Have you ever seen so much ignance while other Presidents were in office? Only in America. Curmilus Dancy II – The Professional Agitator