Time Again To Run The Rick Perry With Acorn Photo –How Can One Be Certain Of What The Governor Believes On Any Question?

It is been awhile since I ran the Rick Perry with Acorn photo.

The Governor is seen here with Acorn members in 2005 as he signed a Housing bill.

Acorn was doing a good job at the time advocating for low-income homeowners in Texas.

Not that facts matter.

In any case, Rick Perry seems happy enough here to be seen with Acorn.

I guess it is later that they became so evil.

Governor Perry has the same measure of ambiguity about our nation.

The Governor says secession is an option for Texas if folks don’t like the actions of the federal government.

No matter what you think about Washington, that kind of talk is nothing but pandering.

Governor Perry will do and say whatever he feels he needs to do and say to help his own purposes.

Mr. Perry dishes out state money to big campaign donors in a way outside of normal state procedures.

It is hard to imagine that conservatives think the Governor is a good choice for another four years.

How can they be sure of what Mr. Perry believes on any question?

Governor Rick Perry—A Friend Of Acorn And Of America When He Finds It Useful To Be So

Texas Governor Rick Perry is a study in hypocrisy.

Below are two pictures that show Governor Perry as a hypocrite.

First is a picture of Governor Perry with members of Acorn.  I took this picture from a recent Burnt Orange Report post.  This picture was taken in 2005 as the Governor signed a housing bill.

Now Governor Perry is criticizing his 2010 Republican primary opponent for Governor of  Texas, Senator Kay Bailey Hutchinson, for skipping out on a Senate vote that would have denied funding to Acorn.

It seems that not so long ago that Governor Perry was more than happy to be seen in the company of Acorn and it’s representatives.

The second example of what a fraud Governor Perry is, is this picture below where Governor Perry leans in front of the flag of the United States. (He’s leaning–right? Like he’s going to ask you your phone number or ask you your sign.) Governor Perry said recently that treason would be an acceptable option if some folks in Texas were sufficiently upset with policies coming from our elected officials in Washington.

Governor Perry should stay away from our flag if can’t be loyal to our federal union. The course of treason has been attempted before in our national history.

And don’t forget—Many Texas Republicans are open to a course of treason.

It is reaching the point where many Southern Republicans and Republicans across the nation are of questionable loyalty to our nation.