Perry and Romney Not Necesasrly The Best Bet on The Electoral College Vote

In a week that conservatives are gloating about the congressional seat in NY that was just won by a Republican, conservative talking heads are crying about what is needed to win the necessary electoral college votes to win the presidency in 2012. What a long sentence? Huh?

Okay, today Rush Limbaugh and Laura Ingraham were trying to make the case that some one like Rick Perry could win the Hispanic vote and thus get enough electoral college votes to win the US presidency. These and other talking heads offer these poor strategy at the same time they talk about Republican candidates who have won in liberal dominated districts and states. Don’t these talking heads see their own contradiction?

Well, first, I am going to talk about the danger in pandering to special interest groups. The reason that many people do not vote is because of their attitude that in politics everything is corrupt and will always be corrupt. This is what they means by statements such as, “ things always remain the same”.

I believe that in America a political awakening is occurring. Many people are recognizing what happens when politicians are left alone to do what they want. These people are getting involved in learning about the candidates and voting.

If this sick twisted political game continues by the conservative talking heads many of these new people in politics may walk away forever. This may mean Republicans may loose in 2012 and in the future.

In addition, I do not believe that this cynicism by these conservative talking heads is real. I suspect they are using this rhetoric on electoral college vote to scare their listeners in to supporting Rick Perry.

I realized I have not done my Resume and Job evaluation of Mitt and Perry. It appears Mr. Romney earned a law degree with a business concentration. He was managed and administrated several organization and businesses. Romney served as governor for four years.

Mr. Perry earned a Bachelors degree in agriculture. Mr. Perry served in the military as a pilot and administrator. Mr. Perry was Lieutenant governor of Texas and no is governor of Texas.

I am sorry, on the scale of experience and education appear to be qualified to be a CEO of the US. However, if I am going to hire a person I want to know about their ideals and their loyalties to those ideals. For some reason Perry choose to start his political career as a democrat. Mr. Romney is explaining his actions as governor in implementing universal healthcare in his state as the liberals made me do it.