Today marked ESPN analyst Craig James’ first public appearance since he announced his interest in a bid for Kay Bailey Hutchison’s senate seat.
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The Brief: January 14, 2010
Is it good news or bad news that comes in threes? Today, it’s a bit of both.
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You’ve Come a Long Way, Maybe
Why aren’t there more female political consultants? “I think there’s an old-school, conservative, good ol’ boy inclination to go with a guy,” says Ann Erben. “It’s too rough and tumble to be a woman.”
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The Polling Center: Debatable
Are the Republican candidates for governor in line with voters on issues? We’ll find out tonight.
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TribBlog: Some Still Believe
Despite a skid in his approval ratings, some are still riding the Obama Love Train.
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Economy
The Brief: January 13, 2010
Remember those kids who would do extra homework assignments — without turning them in? Apparently Gov. Rick Perry and Education Commissioner Robert Scott might have just such students.
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Mapping It Out
What does the 2010 census mean for 2011 redistricting? Ben Philpott filed this report for KUT News and the Tribune.
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The Brief: January 11, 2010
TV and politics collide this week, but it won’t include Tom DeLay’s dance moves.
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Ads Infinitum: Perry Releases “Working For Us”
The ad, titled “Working For Us,” features people thanking Perry for creating a small business-friendly environment in the state.