You are referring to this posting by Erickson.
http://www.redstate.com/erick/2012/01/04/can-rick-perry-come-back/
It may be true he needs to clean house, but that is easier said than done. Who does he replace all those people with? There is no guarantee a change for changes sake will give him the "reboot" Erickson says he needs. It still comes down to the candidate taking control of their destiny. He obviously didn't become Governor by being completely without campaign skills. A national campaign is different and that is where staff can have a greater impact. He needs to get people who can move people in every state he needs to do well in. For himself he needs to seriously look at what his strengths are and maximize them in this campaign and seriously look at his weaknesses and determine which ones he can measurably improve and which ones he needs to take action on to either minimize or avoid.
Until that happens he will not gain traction, and come SC he needs to start making traction or it doesn't matter how bad the others suck or how badly the others are wounded...overcoming Romney's machine is going to require your "A" game.
Where did that link come from?Yes. Didn't intend to imply Erick was correct about what he should
do with his staff but he did verify the rumors that there was trouble
in river city and reinforced that he truly is the only candidate who
intends to scale back government. He also neglected to mention he
is the only candidate who wants to aggressively pursue The diver-
gent comments coming from them after he "took the day off" proved
his team is not on the same page.
Yes, if he can't pick and manage his support system how can he expect
us to believe he can do so with our country. His work is cut out for him.
Drill baby drill.
As to the immigration issue there are two things. One, if we don't have
a productive country the issue is moot. Two, his immigration positions
are the strongest of any candidate.