The opening for Gov. Rick Perry among Republican voters could be even bigger than once thought.
David Muto
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.
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The Midday Brief: July 12, 2011
Your afternoon reading: Ron Paul not running for re-election; Perry meets with Musharraf; more Perry prayer event controversy
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The Brief: July 12, 2011
For Texans, 2012’s looking like the Year of the Perry, but don’t forget the state’s other looming marquee battle.
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The Midday Brief: July 11, 2011
Your afternoon reading: Perry calling New Hampshire; Texas lawmakers and living expenses; light bulb vote coming in Congress
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The Brief: July 11, 2011
And the slow drum beat continues: On Friday, Gov. Rick Perry, still undecided, made a direct play for Iowa insiders.
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The Midday Brief: July 8, 2011
Your afternoon reading: Perry’s fundraising challenge; Texas and the new economic numbers; lawmaker wants Caylee Anthony law
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The Brief: July 8, 2011
Conventional wisdom says Rick Perry would have no trouble finding fans in Iowa. But what about in New Hampshire?
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The Midday Brief: July 7, 2011
Your afternoon reading: death row case in Perry’s hands; EPA sets new power plant rules; mulling Perry and the national media
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The Brief: July 7, 2011
A small surprise met the Texas abortion sonogram law’s first day in federal court.
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The Midday Brief: July 6, 2011
Your afternoon reading: abortion sonogram court hearing begins; Perry surgery recovery going “very well”; Parker wields anti-gay letter directed against her in fundraising push
