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Rick Perry: I’m a Card-Carrying Member of the AFL-CIO

AUSTIN, Texas — Texas Governor Rick Perry told a conservative conference on Friday that he is a dues-paying, card-carrying member of the AFL-CIO labor union, as part of a larger discussion about successful Republican messaging strategies.

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AG Ken Paxton: As Texas Goes, So Goes the Nation

AUSTIN, Texas — A veritable who’s who of Texas politics gathered in the Texas Senate chamber to celebrate the swearing in of Texas’ new Attorney General, Ken Paxton. He took the oath of office from his predecessor, outgoing Attorney General and soon to be Governor, Greg Abbott.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton takes the oath of office from outgoing AG Greg Abbott.

Rick Perry Hints at 2016 Run

On Tuesday’s broadcast of Hugh Hewitt’s radio show, outgoing-Gov. Rick Perry (R-TX) offered up some of his plans once leaving office, which mostly deal with a potential 2016 run for the Republican presidential nomination. Perry explained that he would be

Rick Perry

Texas Closer to Open Carry of Handguns

With Texas Governor-elect Greg Abbott’s (R) pledge to sign open carry legislation once it reaches his desk, and state lawmakers introducing six open carry bills since the November 4 midterm elections, it appears Texas is getting closer to the open

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Texas DREAM Act Faces Revamp or Repeal

The law known as the Texas DREAM Act will face a “big revampor repeal” according to one incoming State Senator. The measure passed into lawduring the 2001 legislative session and provides for in-state tuition forcertain children of illegal immigrants. The

Texas DREAM Act Faces Revamp or Repeal

A tale of two Bible quotes

Barack Obama and Rick Perry both got into the news by quoting the Bible recently.  In Obama’s case, the quote wasn’t even accurate, but of course he gets a total pass.  Plumping for his illegal amnesty orders at a campaign

Rick Perry Looks To 2016

Sources close to Texas Gov. Rick Perry claim he will “meet in person with more than 500 major donors and bundlers from around the country in December,” at a major gathering in Texas designed to set the stage for a

State of Texas to Pull Back National Guard from Border

AUSTIN, Texas — The State of Texas is set to pull back the Texas National Guard from the Mexican border with claims of replacing them with state troopers and technology. Contrary to widespread belief, Texas leaders did not did not deploy

State of Texas to Pull Back National Guard from Border

Texas Media Attacks Perry Like Rabid Dogs Over Drunk DA Issue

AUSTIN, Texas — The Dallas Morning News unfairly attacked Texas Governor Rick Perry in a story this weekend saying that Perry “tried to force [Travis County District Attorney Rosemary Lehmberg] from office for drunken driving,” and that he had “cited outrage at

Texas Media Attacks Perry Like Rabid Dogs Over Drunk DA Issue

Comptroller-Elect Glenn Hegar Resigns SD18 Senate Seat

State Senator Glenn Hegar (R-Katy) sent a letter to Governor Rick Perry announcing his resignation from the office of State Senator for Senate District 18. The move comes shortly after the Senator’s election to statewide office to become the 25th

Comptroller-Elect Glenn Hegar Resigns SD18 Senate Seat

Forbes: Texas Is Nation's Leading State For Job Growth

Texas is the nation’s leading state for future job growth, according to Forbes’ annual Best States for Business and Careers rankings. 2.1 million jobs have been created under Governor Rick Perry, who took office in 2000. This “represents 30% of the

Forbes: Texas Is Nation's Leading State For Job Growth

Rick Perry: America's Next President Will Not Be a Senator

LOS ANGELES, California—In an exclusive interview at Breitbart News Network’s headquarters, Texas Gov. Rick Perry said President Barack Obama would cement a legacy of being the worst president in American history if he moves forward on executive amnesty. “I don’t

Rick Perry: America's Next President Will Not Be a Senator

Texas Republicans Gain Ground With Latino Voters

Further diminishing the left’s desire to “turn Texas blue,” trends show that Latino voters in the Lone Star State are increasingly voting Republican. Texas is the state with the second-largest Latino population, and Republicans there made a significant effort to

Texas Republicans Gain Ground With Latino Voters

The 2014 wave hits the beaches of 2016

You’ll read some thorough, well-researched analysis about what the 2014 midterm election wave means for various potential 2016 presidential candidates.  I think the time is right for some guy out in flyover country to whip a quick post off the

Perry After First Court Hearing: "I Would Make That Veto Again"

UPDATE: Judge Richardson will rule on the motion by Perry’s attorneys to disqualify McCrum as special prosecutor next week, probably Wednesday or Thursday. AUSTIN, Texas — After attending his first pretrial hearing in thecriminal case against him, Texas Governor Rick Perry, accompanied by his

Perry After First Court Hearing: "I Would Make That Veto Again"