In 1983 Gov Perry Went Hunting Next to a Rock… In 1983 President Obama Was in College Snorting Coke, Smoking Weed and Attending Marxist Lectures

This is the Obama-mania media at work:
Hunting with your father at a rented farm with a rock is worse than snorting coke and attending Marxist lectures.

This about says it all…

Because going hunting with your dad at a ranch not owned by you with a racist rock is so much worse than snorting coke, smoking week and hanging with Marxists.

The democrat-media complex continued their attacks on Governor Rick Perry today. In case you haven’t noticed, they are out to destroy him.
The latest smear is that he defended a Confederate plaque in Texas 11 years ago.
The AP reported, via FOX Nation:

Eleven years ago, when the NAACP stepped up a campaign to remove the Confederate battle flag from statehouses and other government buildings across the South, it found an opponent in Rick Perry.

Texas had a pair of bronze plaques with symbols of the Confederacy displayed in its state Supreme Court building. Perry, then lieutenant governor, said they should stay put, arguing that Texans “should never forget our history.”

It’s a position Perry has taken consistently when the legacy of the Civil War has been raised, as have officials in many of the other former Confederate states. But while defense of Confederate symbols and Southern institutions can still be good politics below the Mason-Dixon line, the subject can appear in a different light when officials seek national office.

The AP has yet to report on Barack Obama’s march with the New Black Panthers in 2007.

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