The laggard of the big five papers finally calls, “Bingo!” — joining its edit board counterparts elsewhere in supporting the senior U.S. senator and the former Houston mayor in the upcoming party primaries for governor.
Bill White
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Economy
Ads Infinitum: White: “Money’s Worth”
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Bill White asks Texans, “Do you think you’re getting your money’s worth out of state government?”
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Public Education
Meet the Flintstones
Nearly a third of Texans believe humans and dinosaurs roamed the earth at the same time, according to the latest University of Texas/Texas Tribune Poll.
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State Government
2010: Newspaper Endorsements: Eagle for Kay, White, Gilbert
The Bryan-College Station paper’s editorial board makes its picks.
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2010: Newspaper Endorsements: Globe-News for KBH and White
The Amarillo paper’s editorial board gets behind the state’s senior U.S. senator and the former Houston mayor.
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2010: Newspaper Endorsements: Caller-Times for KBH and White
The Corpus Christi newspaper’s editorial board echoes the sentiments of other papers around the state.
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Economy
The Brief: February 15, 2010
If editorial boards had the last say, next month’s primaries would be a moot point and gubernatorial candidates could have spent Valentine’s Day eating stale candy like the rest of us. Some of Texas’ largest newspapers weighed in last weekend on their choice for governor and U.S. Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison and former Houston Mayor Bill White grabbed the lion’s share.
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2010: Newspaper Endorsements: White Nabs Three More
Editorial boards at the Beaumont, Lubbock, and Marshall papers are backing the former Houston mayor’s run for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination.
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Politics
2010: Perry Up 16 in Newspapers’ Poll
The governor leads the GOP pack with 45 percent, followed by Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchsion at 29 and Debra Medina at 17.
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2010: Newspaper Endorsements: Chron for White
“[F]ar and away the most qualified candidate to represent the party in seeking to crack the Republican lock on statewide offices.”