Rick Perry’s political campaign scoffed at the idea of asking for “feedback” about what issues people care about. They wrote this message from their campaign twitter account:
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3:15pm, May 13 from web
Bill White letting people "vote" on what policies he should promote. Really?
The “vote” that Perry’s campaign was referencing was a survey we sent to our supporters asking them to tell us their education priorities. View the survey here: http://billwhitefortexas.ideascale.com. In less than 24 hours, we have had over 1,000 people vote on their priorities, over 4,500 votes cast, and over 200 comments with suggestions on how to improve our education system in Texas. 133 people connected their Facebook account to the page by saying they “liked” it.
It seems like Texans are interested in a Governor who wants to hear their feedback…
