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January 8th, 2012
08:24 PM ET
Perry makes play for Christian voters in South CarolinaBy Peter Hamby, CNN Greenville, South Carolina (CNN) - As he launched a last-ditch effort to rescue his flagging candidacy in South Carolina, Rick Perry made clear Sunday that he will make an aggressive play for Christian voters in a state where nearly six out of 10 Republican voters call themselves "born again" or evangelical. Almost 100 people turned out to see Perry at the Beacon Drive-In, a greasy spoon in Spartanburg famous for its sweet tea and burgers. It was Perry's first appearance in the southern primary state since his underwhelming fifth-place finish in Iowa last week. Perry, in his shirtsleeves and joined by his wife, Anita, walked into the restaurant and promptly ordered the house specialty – a chili cheeseburger buried underneath a pile of onion rings and french fries. FULL STORY
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Voters Choice: Ron Paul or Bibi Netanyahu
By William A. Cook
Why invade Iran ? Ask first, why did we invade Iraq ? Why did we not object to Israel 's bombing in Syria ? Why didn't we object to Israel 's invasion of Lebanon or Gaza ?
http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article30256.htm
Thou shalt not kill.
Seldom is the new Republican.
Perry's agenda for a Christian ShARIA IN THE us IS EVEN SCARIER!!!!