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3Promising Results Reported for COVID-19 Patients Treated with Plasma Therapy in Texas

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5Parallel Planes

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Louis XIV

by Christopher Hooks

WTF Friday: Mind Playing Tricks On Me

Fri, Sep 12, 2014 |

This week in WTF: L'Empereur Richard Perry of Paint Creek, Vladimir Putin up in everybody's stuff now, Todd Staples is hungry for vegetarians. Dewhurst....Read More

Rick Perry

by Christopher Hooks

Rick Perry’s Post-Indictment Honeymoon Won’t Last

Mon, Aug 25, 2014 |

Rick Perry had a great first week after receiving twin felony indictments. But there's a lot of reason to think things are about to get worse for him....Read More

Rick Perry

by Christopher Hooks

Rick Perry Goes on Offense, Gets His Mugshot Taken, Eats Ice Cream

Tue, Aug 19, 2014 |

The indictment drama that started on Friday is a long, long way from concluding, but Rick Perry's winning the first few days pretty decisively....Read More

Rick Perry

by Forrest Wilder

What the Pundits Don’t Get About the Rick Perry Indictment

Mon, Aug 18, 2014 |

In the rush to dismiss the Rick Perry indictment as a partisan witch hunt, pundits are getting the story—and their facts—all wrong....Read More

by Christopher Hooks

Rick Perry Indicted on Two Counts

Fri, Aug 15, 2014 |

Rick Perry's the longest-serving governor in Texas history, and he's had free rein to control the state for a long, long time. It's wholly remarkable to think t...Read More

by Christopher Hooks

Why Wendy Davis Should be Talking About the Issues

Tue, Apr 29, 2014 |

For the last couple of months, the Davis campaign has put their emphasis on issues that don't seem set to resonate with voters. What could they do instead?...Read More

Texas Gov. Rick Perry

by Christopher Hooks

Rick Perry’s New Scandal Grows Legs—What’s Next?

Wed, Apr 23, 2014 |

Rick Perry's office tried to dislodge the Travis County DA even after he stripped her office of funding. That may strengthen the case currently being considered...Read More

by Christopher Hooks

Everything You Need to Know* About Rick Perry’s Newest Scandal

(*But were afraid to ask)

Fri, Apr 18, 2014 |

Rick Perry is suddenly in hot water over his effort to strip funding from the state's Public Integrity Unit last year. Here's what you need to know....Read More

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