Former Texas Gov. Rick Perry (R) announced his 2016 run for President on a website he rolled out on Thursday morning.
“I am running for president because I know our country’s best days are ahead of us. The road to the White House will demand my best and I will work every day to earn your support,” the “Volunteer” page said.
Perry is expected to give a speech later on Thursday to formally announce his second bid for the White House, according to the Wall Street Journal.
The site’s “Issues” page had one-sentence statements on a handful of topics: Economic Growth, Lower Taxes, Eliminate Debt, National Security, and Stop Special Interests And Big Government.
“2016 will not be an election about lofty rhetoric,” Perry said in a video, “it’s gonna be about a record of leadership.”
“It’s gonna be a show me don’t tell me election,” he added.
Watch the video:
Website isn’t working. Just says, “Oops”
Does “Uh?” count as a sentence?
Given Perry’s past performances in the art of prepared and extemporaneous oral presentation, that much is certain.
Thus strategically reflecting the reading ability as well as the level of concentration and comprehension of his supporters.
I’ve separated out a dedicated supply of 2016 facepalm just for him. I suggest everyone do the same lest they find themselves unable to respond appropriately to his campaign.