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February 10, 2012

Perry: It's Halftime in America and We Need a New Quarterback

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If it's halftime in America, I'm fearful of what the final score's going to be if we let this president start the second half as the quarterback.

 

Perry: I'm afraid of Obama as "quarterback"

By Rebecca Kaplan, CBS News


A confident Rick Perry returned to the national stage at the annual Conservative Political Action Conference on Thursday and pledged to keep fighting for conservative ideals, though he neglected to mention Newt Gingrich, the GOP candidate he endorsed when he dropped out of the presidential race.

As he did during his time as a candidate, Perry focused much of his speech on criticizing President Obama, even seeking to turn to the GOP's advantage a now-famous Chrysler ad with Clint Eastwood that aired during the Super Bowl that many said seemed to be pro-Obama .

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