Kay Bailey Hutchison

...won't resign seat before Texas primary AUSTIN, Texas (AP) - U.S. Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison is planning to hold onto her Senate seat until after Texas' March gubernatorial primaries are over. Hutchison is challenging Gov. Rick Perry in...

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...final bill if it includes a provision for a government insurance option. On the Republican side, Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison of Texas calls the Senate measure "a disaster" for the nation. The senators spoke Sunday on NBC's "Meet the Press."

In this article: Dick Durbin, Meet the Press, Washington, Illinois, Texas, and NBC

Cedar Creek, Texas (CNN)- Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour said Thursday that he hopes Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison remains in the Senate and acknowledged that he has spoken with her about challenging Gov. Rick Perry in the GOP primary.

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...beliefs. If we do this, the Republican Party will remain relevant, effective and successful. Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison has represented Texas in the U.S. Senate since 1993. Mrs. Hutchison is seeking the 2010 Republican nomination for governor.

In this article: Republican Party, Tax, Small business, Inflation, U.S. Senate, and Texas

...Kay or been around her for more than a few minutes knows that Texas is her No. 1 priority. She is a fighter for Texas, and she has gotten results. It's no wonder her opponent (once) called her a true champion for Texas. I couldn't agree...

In this article: Dick Cheney, Texas, Rick Perry, Tax, Washington, and U.S. Senate

...her a "champion" for Texas. Hutchison spokeswoman Jennifer Baker said the spots are intended to reach as many primary voters as possible to reinforce a message that Hutchison is "fighting for Texas. " Perry spokesman Mark Miner said...

In this article: Rick Perry, Gary Polland, Texas, Global warming, GOP, National Rifle Association, and Barack Obama

...engaged in a race for GOV in which the dominant narrative from opponent/Gov. Rick Perry (R) is the difference between TX and DC? Doesn't that make her more of the DC candidate, even if she's arguing against the Dem majority in the Senate?

In this article: Washington, D.C., Texas, Tim Geithner, Rick Perry, and Harry Reid