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Same Diagnosis, Different Prescription

By Emily Ramshaw Dec. 17, 2009

In the political posturing over health care reform, the Texas Medical Association and the American Medical Association stand divided. Full Story

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Never Can Say Goodbye

By Ross Ramsey Dec. 15, 2009

Texas voters won't be offered a real chance at change in the Legislature and Congress next year. Four out of five state and federal lawmakers face no real competition in their primary or general elections. Full Story

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TribBlog: Please, Hammer, Don't Hurt Them

By Evan Smith Dec. 11, 2009

Tom DeLay, the former Houston congressman and U.S. House majority leader and ertswhile booty-shaker, is Texas Monthly's 2010 Bum Steer of the Year. Full Story

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2010: The Re-Entrance of Bill White

By Elise Hu Dec. 3, 2009

Bill White's expected to announce for governor today. We'll get you caught up to speed on what led to this day, help flesh out what it all means, and take a quick look ahead. Full Story
2010: Is it Safe?

By Evan Smith Dec. 3, 2009

How many Texas congressional seats are competitive enough to merit a mention? Three, according to sayer of sooth Charlie Cook. Full Story
Ads Infinitum: KBH Releases New TV Ad

By Elise Hu Dec. 2, 2009

KBH is out with her second television ad of the campaign cycle. "Texas Tough", as it's called, highlights the KBH record with the help of a tough-talkin' male voiceover. Full Story

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HuTube: Hammer All Over This Land

By Elise Hu Nov. 25, 2009

A very special season finale of Dancing with the Stars features Texas' paunchy political star, Tom DeLay. Full Story

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2010: CQ's Take on Texas

By Ross Ramsey Nov. 25, 2009

Congressional Quarterly's latest rankings of congressional races has only three Texas contests in the "likely" category, two on the Democratic side and one on the Republican side. Full Story

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TribWeek: In Case You Missed It

By Ross Ramsey Nov. 21, 2009

Multi-part stories from Ramshaw and Grissom and Stiles on mental health services for detained immigrants and on payday lenders who provide exorbitantly priced credit to people with nowhere else to turn... Twitter, word clouds and the race for governor — a Stiles joint... Farouk Shami is in and Hu was there to watch... Philpott went to Bastrop for a gather of Republican governors... Rapoport finds a State Board of Education that's trying to control itself... and we have the skinny on legislative races that are likely to be competitive (only about 5 percent of the races on the ballot). It's the best of The Texas Tribune from November 14 to 20, 2009. Full Story
KBH won't resign to run

By Reeve Hamilton, Elise Hu, Ross Ramsey, Abby Rapoport and Matt Stiles, The Texas Tribune, and Ben Philpott, KUT News Nov. 13, 2009

Kay Bailey Hutchison won't resign from the Senate to run for governor. Hutchison and her aides began calling other Republicans Friday afternoon to tell them to make other plans. Full Story

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HuTube: Hutchison Speaks, Says Little

By Elise Hu Nov. 13, 2009

U.S. Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison talks the Texas economy, the latest Rasmussen poll and her resignation timetable. Watch the full exchange with reporters Friday morning. Full Story
The Brief: November 12, 2009

By Reeve Hamilton Nov. 12, 2009

One little speech and everybody’s all atwitter. Full Story
T-Squared: Twit and Wisdom

By Evan Smith Nov. 9, 2009

We've set up our first Twitter list, aggregating the feeds of 58 tweeting Texas elected officials Full Story
Mixed impressions inside the poll numbers

By Ross Ramsey Nov. 5, 2009

Texans say immigration tops their list of state concerns. Nearly half of them say illegal immigrants should be deported, as against 41 percent who think the immigrants should be allowed to keep their jobs, assimilate, and eventually be allowed to apply for legal status. Full Story

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