“He never had to really work for anything.”
How do we know Rick Perry is spreading racist propaganda? His mouth is open.
That’s what Rick Perry says of Barack Obama. Did he say, “The President of the USA is a lazy n-word”? No. But he wants you to think that. Just like he wanted to thrill the nuvo-Confederates by teasing about seceding from the US, now that we have a black president.
I did not say that Rick Perry is a dumb, uneducated, brain-damaged, white trash slacker who couldn’t spell cat if you spotted him the first and last letter. No. I didn’t say he has no soul, can’t dance, can’t sing, has no empathy, no imagination, no future, because he’s white, dumb, ill-educated, unsophisticated and stupid and hateful. No, I didn’t say that.
But maybe he deserves a taste of his own medicine.
Here he goes, trying his little tricks. He’s a desperate man. Stay tuned for more moronic, last-ditch attempts to reshape America into his own Neanderthal image. The original link to the story is <a href="Here’s a story you should read. “>here.
Gov. Rick Perry on Wednesday night said President Barack Obama “grew up in a privileged way” and that America’s foreign policy reputation has suffered because of the president’s “mentality that he’s the smartest guy in the room.”
“It reveals to me that he grew up in a privileged way,” Perry said of Obama when asked by host FOX News host Sean Hannity to comment on the president’s recent comment that American business interests have been “lazy” in their approach to the global economy. “He never had to really work for anything.”Brian Snyder/Reuters
Republican presidential candidate and Texas Gov. Rick Perry answers a question from the audience Wednesday at a town hall campaign stop in Nashua, N.H., before the airing of his appearance on FOX News with Sean Hannity.
“This president has never felt that angst that they have in their heart,” he added, referring to the nation’s 14 million unemployed. “And I think he’s always, when he has had problems, he’s always pointed to somebody else and said it’s their fault, not mine.”
Obama’s rise to the presidency was powered in part by his personal narrative as the son of a young white mother who was at times dependent on food stamps after her black husband deserted her. Obama later went on to become the first black president of the Harvard Law Review.
Perry, who grew up poor in rural Texas and frequently jokes about his poor college grades, added in his interview with Hannity that Obama’s perceived intellect has contributed to the decline of the United States in its relationships with other nations.
“His thinking that he’s the smartest guy in the room has hurt America around the world, particularly when it comes to foreign policy. And I think that mentality of ‘I’m the smartest guy in the room and therefore it couldn’t be my fault’ is really hurting America. And we need a president who has been through their ups and downs in life, and understands what it’s like to have to deal with the issues in our economy that we have today in America.”
