On Rick Perry Endorsing McConnell

"...bearing with one another, and forgiving one another, if anyone has a complaint against another; even as Christ forgave you, so you also must do."
Colossians 3:13

Last week, Rick Perry made a disappointing endorsement; having reflected a few days, we've reached a decision:

We don't care.

This isn't the first race where we've disagreed with Rick Perry.  It won't be the last.  But we also remember when he endorsed Wayne Christian in 2012.  Over 14 years in office, Rick Perry has made some outstanding endorsements.  And boy, did he ever get the recent Texas Supreme Court primary correct.

Besides, in the grand scheme of things, replacing Bill Powers is more important than replacing Mitch McConnell.

Rick Perry remains the best governor in America.  He remains the patron saint of the Texas Model.  A disappointing endorsement in an out of state race won't change that.

Katrina Pierson makes national news

From U.S. News and World Report:

Pierson, who has a complimentary quote from Cruz splashed on the homepage of her website, flexed her insurgent moxie by pledging to oppose John Boehner as House speaker.

“I do support replacing John Boehner as speaker. I think his leadership has gone completely against the grain of what the mainstream Republicans on the ground feel,” she told reporters during a question-and-answer session with the candidates.

Sessions adviser Brad Todd summarily dismissed Pierson's chances, quipping, "She’s so far behind she’d need airfare to catch up."

Read the whole thing, including an enlightening discussion of the U. S. Senate race in Kentucky, here.

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Read our endorsement here; donate to Katrina's campaign here.

FreePAC: Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY)

"You might be an economic illiterate if you think roads cause business success and not the other way around":


Highlights:

• Obamacare isn't about Health Care, it's about limited government of any sort.
• The General Welfare clause was meant to be limited, otherwise why enumerate?!?
• The Feds sent $600 Million to dead people over the last decade