TribLive: A Conversation with Greg Abbott
At Thursday's TribLive conversation, I talked with Attorney General Greg Abbott about voter ID, redistricting, the cost of suing the feds 24 times and whether he's going to run for governor.
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Bambi Clark via Texas Tribune on Facebook
The man who wastes $$$ suing people yet backed tort reform to stop wasteful lawsuits. Hypocrisy much?
Audrey Fisher via Texas Tribune on Facebook
People who read, gave up on GOP when Perry campaigned for POTUS..all the laundry was aired and we all know how corrupt and willing they are to sell TX Citizen's BS if it further line their corporate backers, who in turn give the lawmaker's political donations. VOTE TEAM BLUE all down the ticket.
Adele Roberson
http://www.texaswatchdog.org/2012/09/texans-carry-state-local-debt-load-of-9212-per-person-for-government-spending/1348758892.column
Texas taxpayers were on the hook for $233.2 billion in debt in 2011, the cumulative result of spending by local and state government officials.
What do you think they are doing with all the money?
Rick Perry nd his Team get on the pulpit every day of their lives and holler about the excessive spending by the Democrats in Washington. LOL