Perry Quote of the Night: "Galilleo got outvoted for a spell"

[TomClash]

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[FrenchieCat]

1. Doh!

[Lunabelle]

2. This is madness!!!!!!!!!

[Emit]

3. what an idiot

[TeamsterDem]

4. That was my fave too. nt

[bluestateguy]

5. Huh?

I don't even get the joke.

[arcane1]

6. What does that even mean??? n/t

[Broderick]

10. It's teapot speak

I don't get it

[Useless in FL]

7. It's not funny...

It's downright scary!!!! :(

[cal04]

8. John Harwood: you can tell he's fallen into deep end of the pool

http://twitter.com/#!/JohnJHarwood
When presidential candidate invokes Galileo in debate (Perry on global warming), you can tell he's fallen into deep end of the pool

[chelsea0011]

9. So who in the media will point out this guy is dumb as shit?

[Bluenorthwest]

12. Considering the last person on TV to refer to a period of time as

'a spell' was Jed Clampett, I think it might be self evident.

[Cresent City Kid]

11. We should ask him

"Would you veto Newton's Law?"

[Flying Dream Blues]

13. Wow. The irony is rich here. And the Clampett-speak won't

play well to anyone but Bush lovers.

"Granny? Better check out front. Evertime I hear them bells, seems like someone's on the porch."

[applegrove]

14. "outvoted" off the island.

[Raschel]

15. And Newt said, "I knew Galileo, and you sir, are no Galileo."

[gkhouston]

16. So, is he planning to place Obama on house arrest if he's not re-elected? n/t

[markpkessinger]

17. That's some pretty rich irony, if you ask me!

The most anti-science candidate (in a field full of anti-science candidates) referencing one of the most egregious cases of suppression of scientific knowledge in the West's history!