Perry agrees: Hutchison's head should roll, too
Hutchison defends call for Geithner to resign, while not embracing the idea
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Perry/Hutchison debate set for Jan. 14, KERA says
Sen. Shapiro stays put - for now
Perry launches first attack ad of the campaign on radio. UPDATE: Hear the addio
Sen. Cornyn, speechful once again, awaits the Edwards-style bounce
ICYMI: Rep. Kevin Brady confronts Treasury Secretary Geithner, urges him to resign
Hutchison on Meet the Press
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The ubiquitous campaign signs are an opportunity for homeowners to publicly express their political opinions. But as reporter Stella Chavez learned, they can also be used to express a sense of humor: I thought I was seeing things while driving...
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