Slater takes a look. AUSTIN – With the elections two months away, incumbents across the country are scrambling to survive an anti-establishment, pro-outsider tide of voter discontent. But in Texas, Republican Gov. Rick Perry – a 10-year incumbent who defines the state's political establishment – has largely escaped harm. One big reason: In a year when political insiders are an endangered species, Perry has taken care not to sound or look like one.
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