The Midday Brief: Top Texas Headlines for Dec. 7, 2011
Your afternoon reading: parsing Perry's aggressive new Iowa ad; Paul campaign announces five new office openings in early states; Formula One organizers break impasse
Your afternoon reading: parsing Perry's aggressive new Iowa ad; Paul campaign announces five new office openings in early states; Formula One organizers break impasse
Rick Perry's poll numbers remain stagnant, but in new internal data, his campaign may see reason for hope.
He may be the new Republican presidential front-runner, but Newt Gingrich has been well behind his rivals in raising campaign cash from Texas.
Your afternoon reading: Paul goes after Gingrich in new Iowa ad; Perry Super PAC making big early-state ad buys; more good polling news for Gingrich
Bad timing threatens to spoil Gov. Rick Perry's swing through Washington this week.
Your afternoon reading: Gingrich joins Paul/Trump spat; new early-state ads for Paul and Perry; black lawmakers object to redistricting talk
Herman Cain's exit has left an opening for Rick Perry, but the governor may have already lost his chance.
For this week's nonscientific survey of political and government insiders, we asked what issues might surface in the party primaries, whether the Voting Right Act is still necessary — and if the state should mandate a Longhorn-Aggie game on Thanksgiving.
Your afternoon reading: Trump to moderate Republican debate; major Perry donors turning to Romney; Hochberg won't seek re-election to House
On Thursday, Rick Perry burnished his latest campaign tactic: easygoing humility.
Your afternoon reading: behind the Perry "train wreck"; Abbott accuses Justice Department of stalling on redistricting; Perry pokes fun at himself in new ad
Gov. Rick Perry, looking to get Iowans on board his struggling campaign, has turned to friends at home. About 600 of them, to be precise.
Could the state’s public universities go through the so-called sunset review process, forcing them to periodically defend their existence to state legislators?