The Brief: Top Texas News for Dec. 13, 2011
Today, the Texas redistricting chaos may begin to clear.
Today, the Texas redistricting chaos may begin to clear.
Your afternoon reading: Paul goes after Gingrich again in web video; Straus draws primary challenge; Perry calls Solyndra a country
Grasping for momentum, Gov. Rick Perry may have finally found a little over the weekend.
Your afternoon reading: Perry's spoiler potential in Iowa; Trump may scrap GOP debate; amid fiery campaign rhetoric, illegal border crossings on the decline
Once again, intense backlash has caught the Rick Perry campaign flat-footed.
Your afternoon reading: top Perry staff split over latest ad; Perry turns down Trump debate; governor not sure what to do with gay soldiers already serving openly
Rick Perry's going big in Iowa, and making no secret of it.
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.
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.
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.