"Former Gov. Rick Perry (R-Texas) on Thursday argued that the GOP’s crop of 2016 presidential
candidates lacks the political seasoning needed for the Oval Office.
The Republican criticized his party’s three official presidential candidates during an address in Nashua, N.H., according to CNN, comparing their lack of experience to that of President Obama when the then-freshman Illinois senator took office.
Perry claimed voters had already gambled on a “young, inexperienced senator” by electing Obama in 2008." He said that Obama’s tenure since then showed the flaws of presidential style over substance.
Perry, 65, said his 14 years in office gave him a maturity the GOP’s official 2016 contenders lacked. The former Texas governor is still deciding whether or not he will compete against the much-younger Rubio (43), Cruz (44) and Paul (52) next election cycle." TheHill
The Republican criticized his party’s three official presidential candidates during an address in Nashua, N.H., according to CNN, comparing their lack of experience to that of President Obama when the then-freshman Illinois senator took office.
Perry claimed voters had already gambled on a “young, inexperienced senator” by electing Obama in 2008." He said that Obama’s tenure since then showed the flaws of presidential style over substance.
Perry, 65, said his 14 years in office gave him a maturity the GOP’s official 2016 contenders lacked. The former Texas governor is still deciding whether or not he will compete against the much-younger Rubio (43), Cruz (44) and Paul (52) next election cycle." TheHill
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