The Midday Brief: Jan. 2, 2012
Your afternoon reading: Santorum accuses Paul supporters of negative robocalls; Perry calls Santorum unelectable; Perry says he's not skipping New Hampshire Full Story
David Muto was the editor of TribTalk, The Texas Tribune's opinion page. He is also the Tribune's copy editor. A Richardson native, he attended the University of Texas at Austin, where he earned degrees in journalism and Spanish.
Your afternoon reading: Santorum accuses Paul supporters of negative robocalls; Perry calls Santorum unelectable; Perry says he's not skipping New Hampshire Full Story
On caucus eve, the political fortunes of the two Texans running for president stand in stark contrast. Full Story
Your afternoon reading: George H.W. Bush calls Romney "best choice"; Paul wooing social conservatives in Iowa; Arpaio investigation draws skeptics Full Story
The glare of the front-runner spotlight may be getting to Ron Paul. Full Story
Your afternoon reading: Anita Perry featured in new campaign ad; Paul gets new Super PAC; Texas has largest population growth Full Story
Gov. Rick Perry brought one of his most prominent supporters to Iowa on Tuesday, and he quickly proved his worth. Full Story
Your afternoon reading: Jindal stumps for Perry in Iowa; leading social conservative Perry courted endorses Santorum; Perry hits Romney and Gingrich in new ad Full Story
The Republican field remains splintered, but many conservatives have found common ground over their deep concern about one increasingly likely scenario: Ron Paul winning Iowa. Full Story
Your afternoon reading: Democrats grasping for U.S. Senate candidate; Gingrich planning new wave of Iowa ads; parsing Paul's Iowa chances Full Story
A fresh controversy threatened to knock Rick Perry's Iowa bus tour off course over the weekend. Full Story