Presidential candidate Ron Paul is expanding ad buys in Iowa, including a new video that calls Newt Gingrich a “serial hypocrite.”
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Anti-Washington Perry Heading to Capitol Hill
Gov. Rick Perry will hit the city he vows to shake up this week for a presidential candidate forum and meetings with the lawmakers on Capitol Hill whose salaries and work he plans to slash.
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The Brief: Dec. 5, 2011
Herman Cain’s exit has left an opening for Rick Perry, but the governor may have already lost his chance.
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Some Texas Lawmakers Hold Out on Endorsing
Some Texas Republicans in Congress still have not endorsed a candidate in the contest for the party’s presidential nomination. What are they waiting for?
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Perry: Liberals Say “Faith is a Sign of Weakness”
In a new ad airing today in Iowa and apparently intended to appeal to conservative evangelicals, Rick Perry talks openly about his faith — and says liberals believe “faith is a sign of weakness.”
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The Brief: Dec. 2, 2011
On Thursday, Rick Perry burnished his latest campaign tactic: easygoing humility.
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Video: A Humbler Perry Visits Leno, Explains Mistakes
Gov. Rick Perry attempted to laugh off his recent flubs during a Thursday evening visit to NBC’s The Tonight Show with Jay Leno.
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The Midday Brief: Dec. 1, 2011
Your afternoon reading: behind the Perry “train wreck”; Abbott accuses Justice Department of stalling on redistricting; Perry pokes fun at himself in new ad
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Video: Months of Jokes Culminate in Perry Appearance on “Tonight Show”
Gov. Rick Perry is scheduled to appear tonight on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno. Here’s a look back at monologues throughout the fall in which Perry was a target of Leno’s jokes — many of them.
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Video: “Oops” Happens in New Perry Ad
Chances are you haven’t forgotten that oft-mocked moment from a recent debate in which Rick Perry tried to name the three federal departments he’d eliminate but could only name two. Neither has Perry.
