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2. Perry's actions seem not to be state business. If the matter is state business, then where is

Reply to Gothmog (Original post)

Sat Apr 26, 2014, 10:09 AM

Apr 2014

action by the Texas Attorney General? Is it State of Texas vs. some entity? It seems to be a matter of a private threat. Did the State Attorney set in motion removal of funding using Texas Law? No.

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Lawmaker asks Abbott whether Rick Perry can legally bill taxpayers for his expensive criminal lawyer [View all] Gothmog Apr 2014 OP

In the spirit of fiscal conservatism, Perry should pay for it out of his own pocket. TexasTowelie Apr 2014 #1

Perry's actions seem not to be state business. If the matter is state business, then where is DhhD Apr 2014 #2

I guess it will be fun malokvale77 Apr 2014 #3