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Bartlett on Rick vs. Kay ... and Bush?
Dan Bartlett, George W. Bush's communications director and counselor, talks to the Tribune's Evan Smith about whether the former president's loyalists -- and the former president himself? -- are taking sides in the Republican primary for governor. Full Story
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KHOU-TV: A Few Minutes with Farouk Shami
A few minutes from KHOU-TV's October interview with Farouk Shami, the Houston hair care executive who says he's going to run for Texas governor as a Democrat. He pledges to spend $10 million from his personal fortune to get the job. Full Story
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Bartlett Calls for GOP Inclusiveness
Dan Bartlett, George W. Bush's communications director and counselor, talks with the Tribune's Evan Smith about the intra-party struggle between conservatives and moderates in the Republican party. (To listen to the full thirty-minute interview with Bartlett, see related stories.) Full Story
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Overnight Ninjas: The TT Developers
This is my HuTube tribute to the Texas Tribune developers, who worked nothing short of a miracle to code the site in Django in less than three weeks. Full Story
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The Video Brief: November 3, 2009
It's election day and TT launch day. The video brief features a quick look at the day ahead, each weekday. Full Story
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Bartlett: GOP is "losing a great opportunity" with Latinos
Dan Bartlett, George W. Bush's communications director and counselor, talks with the Tribune's Evan Smith about the GOP's missed opportunity to reach out to Latino voters. (To listen to the full thirty-minute interview with Bartlett, see related stories.) Full Story
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El Paso shuffle
State Sen. Eliot Shapleigh's decision not to run for reelection in 2010 sets the stage for Democratic showdowns among El Paso politicos. Full Story
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Data explainer: Directory and Library
Learn more about our data. Full Story
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KBH calls for contribution cap
Waco, TX. October 5, 2009. U.S. Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison calls for a cap on campaign contributions in Texas. Currently there's no limit on how much you can give to candidates for state offices, with the exception of judicial races. Full Story
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