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Slideshow: Perry in New Hampshire

A week after a Travis County grand jury handed down two felony indictments against him, Gov. Rick Perry headed to New Hampshire, traditional stomping grounds for presidential hopefuls.

By Bob Daemmrich and John Jordan

Aug. 23, 20146 PM Central

Gov. Rick Perry poses with a traditional New Hampshire prop at an Americans for Prosperity event in Manchester on Friday. — Credit: Bob Daemmrich

A fired-up Gov. Rick Perry energizes a GOP house party crowd in Nashua, N.H. on Friday. — Credit: Bob Daemmrich

Front and back of T-shirts with Gov. Rick Perry and District Attorney Rosemary Lehmberg mugshots, provided by RickPAC at a Manchester, N.H. event on Friday. — Credit: Bob Daemmrich

Former New Hampshire Gov. John Sununu looks on as Gov. Rick Perry speaks at a Stratham rally on Saturday. — Credit: Bob Daemmrich

World War II veteran Bob Graham and Texas Gov. Rick Perry embrace at a GOP event in Stratham, N.H. on Saturday. — Credit: Bob Daemmrich

A New Hampshire voter with a recycled 2012 Perry for President sign listens to the governor speak in Stratham on Saturday. — Credit: Bob Daemmrich

Gilford, N.H. activist Joyce Fitkin visits with Gov. Rick Perry at the Merrimack County GOP picnic on Saturday. — Credit: Bob Daemmrich

Gov. Rick Perry is shown with New Hampshire voters at the Defend Freedom Pork Roast in Rochester on Aug. 23, 2014. — Credit: Bob Daemmrich

Gov. Perry poses with retired United States Marine Corps Sgt. Jessie Jane Duff at the Defend Freedom Pork Roast in Rochester, N.H. Aug. 23, 2014 — Credit: Bob Daemmrich

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