In a new ad for Americans for Economic Freedom, an organization aimed at helping Gov. Rick Perry champion Texas’ economic model, the possible presidential contender talks job creation.
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The Brief: Nov. 8, 2013
Comptroller Susan Combs has some blunt advice for her fellow Republicans on how to win back women.
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The Evening Brief: Nov. 7, 2013
Your evening reading: Paredes fires back at Pauken over “elitist” comment; Davis gets a book deal; Perry returns to Iowa
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The Brief: Nov. 7, 2013
So is New Jersey’s Chris Christie the next Bill Clinton — or the next George W. Bush?
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The Evening Brief: Nov. 6, 2013
Your evening reading: no major problems with voter ID law surface on Election Day; Barton won’t challenge Cornyn in 2014 primary; Dallas Morning News will begin printing the Fort Worth Star-Telegram
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The Brief: Nov. 6, 2013
In the end, the only electoral drama on Prop 6 was how quickly the wire services would make the call after the polls closed in El Paso.
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Study: More Than 2 Million Texans Qualify for Insurance Tax Credit
More than 2 million Texans are eligible for tax credits to purchase health coverage in the federal insurance marketplace, the most of any state, according to a new report from the Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation.
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The Brief: Nov. 5, 2013
The latest University of Texas/Texas Tribune Poll confirms that U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz has solidified his status as the biggest star in the Texas GOP firmament.
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UT/TT Poll: Cruz Still Earning Top Marks From Conservatives
After his part in the federal government shutdown, U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz is still very popular with Texas Republicans and remains their top pick in the 2016 presidential pack, according to the University of Texas/Texas Tribune Poll.
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Book Describes Rise, Fall of Perry’s 2012 Campaign
Gov. Rick Perry’s failed 2012 presidential campaign is chronicled in detail in Double Down: Game Change 2012, a new book about the last presidential race.
