policy. was talking texan. he was as deep south and texan as he could be. has evangelical support k. he put together a real campaign? oh, i think he can. and i think that the texas creating more jobs than any other state in the union, we re going to hear that over and over again. i think he s going to be coming right at michele bachmann in sort of that 2/3 of the republican party that s more conservative. i think he s coming right at her. she s going to be more social. he s going to be a little bit more economic. a lot of spillover. i think they re competing for the same sort of bandwidth in this campaign. when we talk about rick perry and mitt romney, what is the divide that you see now in the republican party between, you know, the perry candidacy, the romney candidacy? if perry becomes an alternative for conservatives to michele bachmann, say, how do you see the establishment of republicans dividing itself? well, the establishment or what i would call the