The Midday Brief: Top Texas Headlines for July 29, 2011
Your afternoon reading: Abbott prohibits forensic panel from ruling on Willingham case; Ron Paul vs. Rick Perry; Warren Jeffs breaks his silence in court
Your afternoon reading: Abbott prohibits forensic panel from ruling on Willingham case; Ron Paul vs. Rick Perry; Warren Jeffs breaks his silence in court
Gov. Rick Perry's show must go on, a judge ruled Thursday.
Your afternoon reading: Perry walks back gay marriage remark; Troy Fraser for governor?; Perry eying Fox News debate
Gov. Rick Perry's sticking to his pro-10th Amendment guns.
Your afternoon reading: Perry meeting with more donors; New Hampshire activists heading to Austin; Perry likely to bypass exploratory committee
A new poll confirms the trend: Rick Perry's not even running yet, but he's already almost beating Mitt Romney.
Your afternoon reading: pro-Perry radio ad airing in Iowa; primary calendar worries Republicans; Perry, gay marriage and the Republican Party
According to his supporters, and another new poll, Republicans are still clamoring for Rick Perry.
Your afternoon reading: who loses if Perry gets in; Woolley to retire; Texans' donations to presidential candidates
Gov. Rick Perry's first test as a presidential candidate may come in the form of a write-in campaign.
Your afternoon reading: Hutchison tepid on Perry; official wants Perry, Palin on straw poll ballot; Combs announces $5.3 million in the bank
Two new polls show Rick Perry — who's done little so far but send rumor mills churning — already within striking distance of Mitt Romney.
Your afternoon reading: Huckabee takes shot at Perry; latest Perry vs. Obama polling; SBOE hearings under way
Has controversy over The Response gotten to the governor?
Your afternoon reading: Cruz responds to Dewhurst's announcement; handicapper says GOP likely to take Doggett's seat; Perry wins small straw poll