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Perry, Palin, Giuliani, Trump — Part two
On July 22 this year I reported: “ ... a connection between Texas Gov.
Rick Perry and former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani has popped up in the
press ... when I asked Giuliani last Friday at Dartmouth College if he
would support Rick Perry, that characteristic great-big-sea of a smile
spread across his face. ‘I might,’ he said. I took that as an
‘absolutely.’ ”
Now it would be more than Sarah Palin behind Perry, I claimed. It would
be Giuliani as well, “... and my guess is he will have another New
Yorker who passes the NASCAR test: Donald Trump.”
From Newsmax, August 27: “Word is that Trump has spoken on the phone several times with Texas Gov. Rick Perry, the new front-runner for the GOP nomination. Sources say Perry called the billionaire and offered high praise for Trump’s business acumen.”
Trump and Palin are already bonded and so are Perry and Palin. And Giuliani brought her to a Yankees game the night of the infamous Letterman slander.
A Perry, Palin, Giuliani, Trump quaternity could form a new political matrix. It could break the nostalgico political establishment, a cartel run by two royal New England political families, House of Bush, House of Kennedy. It could awaken a new political element, a new America and a new New York ; one that belongs again to America.
Quigley’s Grading Scale for Presidential Viability, grading presidential candidates as you would cheese or New Hampshire maple syrup, traditionally reserved the second tier for “military commander,” right behind “governor of a big state.” This year military commander is thrown out — although warrior/scholar Gen. David Petraeus should be considered — in favor of a leader of a vast corporation. America needs the business. Trump would fit right in.
The NASCAR test is a personality-type test for political candidates. Imagine how Mike Bloomberg or Hillary Clinton would look at a NASCAR race. Those who do not pass are sent to tier seven with Zoroastrian fire worshipers, professional wrestlers and Charlie Sheen. But Trump and Giuliani fit right in, as do Perry and Palin.
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