In inaugural address, Rick Perry’s vision may be bigger than Texas

But one thing is certain: In his third inaugural address, Perry is likely to sketch a vision intended for more than just the eyes of Texas.


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"He had a lot of stuff that Perry probably doesn’t have — I call it being a
member of the Lucky Sperm Club,” Chisum said.

Former Democratic Rep. Paul Sadler says familiar managment style characterized George W. Bush's presidency

Sadler, an East Texas Democrat who worked with Bush on education, had an early impression of the governor's management style. As governor, Bush was particularly susceptible to a small coterie of advisers around him, what Sadler calls "the voices in the room.''



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Slater: Karl Rove pins the blame for Bush White House troubles on others

Slater reports from the World Affairs Council of Dallas/Fort Worth:

Rove came to Dallas on Monday to promote his new memoir, Courage and Consequence: My Life as a Conservative in the Fight. In it, he presents the George W. Bush he knew: smart, decisive and insistent that people take personal responsibility for their actions.