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Apr 19 2009, Oscar

If the Texas House of Congress liked their Governor, Rick Perry, any more, they’d take away his dental plan, 401k, parking space, and Lone Star state belt buckle, too.

The Texas House Friday voted to drain most of GOP Gov. Rick Perry’s...

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