Rick Perry tweets response to Obama's 'For all' campaign

Texas Gov. Rick Perry (R) has a response to President Obama's "For all" campaign: Two fists that read "$16 trillion." 

Since @barackobama has forgotten how much he's added to national debt #ForAll our kids to pay off ... twitter.com/GovernorPerry/…

— Rick Perry (@GovernorPerry) September 20, 2012

The photo, tweeted on Thursday evening, tweaks the "For all" campaign, Obama's response to the recently revealed footage of Mitt Romney discussing what he called the "47 percent" of Americans who won't vote for him and are dependent on government. The president's campaign responded that Obama is president "for all," as opposed to 53 percent of the country, and asked supporters to send in photos of themselves posed with one hand over their heart and reasons for supporting Obama written on their hand. 

Obama's campaign on Friday is promoting a tweet to appear in search results for the #forall hashtag that slams Romney on the "47 percent" comment.

47 days left to re-elect a President who won't write off 47% of the country: OFA.BO/WGnZQx #Forward2012

— Barack Obama (@BarackObama) September 20, 2012

Obama, appearing on "The Late Show With David Letterman" earlier this week, was asked — in a question that might have referred to the present or to the debt under former President Bill Clinton — what the national debt was and said, “I don’t remember what the number was precisely.”

Updated at 9:23 a.m.

---