State Senator Kip Averitt: The Exit Interview

Kip Averitt left the Texas Legislature earlier this year — burned out and sharply warned by his doctors to watch his health — after five sessions in the state House and four more in the Senate.

After a flurry of elections and strange political bounces, the McGregor Republican (he's now moved to Austin) is concentrating full time on his improving health, his tax consulting and his plans to "do a little lobbying" as the next Legislature prepares for a hard session in 2011.

Averitt started his time in the Capitol as chief of staff to then-Sen. David Sibley, R-Waco. When a ...

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