Thursday, January 19, 2012

Perry Out, Supports Gingrich

Texas Governor Rick Perry has officially dropped out of the Presidential race, and supported Newt Gingrich. With Perry out, we are left with the scenario we had discussed before, who to support in 2012 between Ron Paul, Mitt Romney, and Newt Gingrich. And we are still at the same conclusion, Newt is the best option of the three.

There are definite reasons people like Perry, Thomas Sowell, Tim LaHaye, and almost Sarah Palin have or will endorse Gingrich. To quote Sowell, "Why not vote for the candidate who has shown the best track record of accomplishments, both in office and in the debates? That is Newt Gingrich. With all his shortcomings, his record shows that he knows how to get the job done in Washington."

Gingrich has proven himself to be more conservative than Romney. He was the last speaker of the house to succeed in having a balanced budget for the country. Newt is electable, as unlike Ron Paul he isn't seen by most of the country as someone to ignore or thought to be out right crazy.

Tis time to face the facts. We are down to the time where we must decide. There will not be anyone else entering the field, as much as we might for hope for Condoleezza Rice (yes I'm still waving my #RiceRyan2012). The remaining candidates will all be dropping out and supporting one of these three. Newt is not perfect, no one is. But of the big three he is the best hope for America in 2012.

1 comment:

  1. I support Rick Santorum first, then Newt Gingrich. Mitt Romney is a political opportuntist!! what ever Perry support there was in South Carolina will go to Santorum and Gingrich. Ron Paul has a ceiling on his support and should finish a distant 4th place in SC and Florida.

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