Why Rick Perry will be CONVICTED

[bigdarryl]

Good analysts http://www.huffingtonpost.com/jim-moore/why-rick-perry-will-be-co_b_5686664.html

[msanthrope]

1. It's what I've been writing here...the second count is what's

going to get him.

[former9thward]

2. No its not.

Any governor has a First Amendment right to speak his mind about a public spending decision. The second count will fall on that alone. Where did Moore get his law degree?

[msanthrope]

4. Moore's analysis is correct..it is the second count that he hangs on.

Moore may not have a law degree, but I do.

[former9thward]

7. Besides anonymous law degrees on the internet

what legal commentators think Perry will be convicted?

[msanthrope]

9. I'm not going to do your googling for you! nt

[conservaphobe]

5. Save it for the next GOP meeting.

[Gothmog]

3. This is a fun article

The key thing is that between now and the election, the cancer research fund issue is alive

[Eleanors38]

6. My conversations with Austin attorneys indicate Perry is vulnerable

to conviction on the 2nd count as well.

[UTUSN]

8. R#5 & K for, EXCELLENT!1

In my neck of the woods, over decades, as recently as last month, there have been countless judges of various jurisdictions, who have been arrested for DWI, with several lurid reports about "Do you know who I am?" and "Please, don't ruin what I've worked for for so many years!"

None of them resigned. Some ran for re-election and were re-elected. The so-far survivors are still on the bench, some passing judgment on fellow DWI-ers.

Apparently GOODHAIR's supporters (who ARE these people?!1) have adopted the line of the drunk woman D.A. as justifying his idiotic threats and official oppression. The dude has ZERO INSIGHT into himself, his motives, his talent/capacity -- or else, the depth of his being obtuse is such that he thinks nobody else can see through him.