Rick Perry

The current Texas Governor, Rick Perry, announced his candidacy for President on August 13, 2011, and looks like he is in line for the number one spot in the 2012 Presidential Campaign. Perry, a committed conservative, grew up in a small, rural town called Paint Creek, where he worked on the family farm, played football and was a dedicated Boy Scout. Perry actually went to Texas A&M University and was an Aggie Yell Leader for the Fightin’ Texas Aggie Corps of Cadets, graduating with the class of ‘72. Perry then enlisted in the Air Force, but was honorably discharged 5 years later with the rank of Captain. Perry went back to his home town and ended up marrying his high school sweetheart, and a few short years after had a son and daughter. After Perry went on to serve three terms in the House of Representatives, he took the spot of Agriculture Commissioner and served two terms there. Perry then ran for Lieutenant Governor of Texas and two years later became Governor, when George W. Bush resigned to become President. Perry is now following in Bush’s footsteps once more, trying to become President of the United States. Perry wants to open more job opportunities, control spending and cut taxes.
Perry has a very respectable record on job creation; more than 40 percent of the jobs created in America were created in Texas. In order to do this he came up with incentive funds to make employers want to create jobs. Perry also financed billions in education to open more job opportunities. He has created a job climate that is continually ranked one of the best in America. This was made possible by Perry’s support for regulations, taxes, educated workforce and a civil litigation system.
America is going downhill drastically; for the first time in history, America’s credit is being downgraded. Perry has a completely different vision for America than Obama and his administration. Rick Perry is a financial conservative and has been in constant control of the spending and the