The Brief: Top Texas News for Dec. 6, 2012
The Big Conversation:
A month after the election, and long after Rick Perry left the race, more behind-the-scenes details of the governor's ill-fated presidential bid continue to surface.
Perry's presidential campaign ended months ago, but recent election postmortems have drawn new attention to his infamous flameout on the campaign trail.
Among the details revealed at last week's Campaign Decision Makers Conference, a gathering of campaign managers and journalists that Harvard University hosts every election year:
- Though Perry himself has admitted that he entered the race too late, his top political strategist, Dave Carney, said the planning should ...

Comments (2)
JC DemocratofTejas
Oh puleeez. No matter how much time rick perry had to begin running for prez, there was never a chance in hell that Americans could accept someone of this low caliber. Bad for Texas, bad for the U.S., bad for the WORLD.
He may have had some extra time on his hands between legislative meetings, but that time was spent on no bid contracts for buds (again we are just now grateful for the ramps being finished on 290W instead of flyovers that stop in mid-air), and padding his pockets to go from having a bit of money to being a millionaire at our expense.
Yeah that's not the kind of politician that cares about his constituents. Ewwwwwwwwwwwwwww
Rudyg43
Perry surrounded himself with the same incompetence Romney did.