Texas Governor Fuels Speculation About His Next Move
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AUSTIN, Tex. — For Gov. Rick Perry, the longest-serving Texas governor,
three four-year terms apparently may be enough. Or not.
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Mr. Perry has sent an e-mail message to friends that he plans to make an
announcement concerning his “exciting future plans” at an event in San
Antonio on Monday. He has played his decision on whether to seek a
fourth term in 2014 close to the vest, and it remained unclear Tuesday
among political analysts and Mr. Perry’s former aides whether he had
decided to run for re-election.

“The governor surprised both supporters and opponents with his
re-election decision in 2010, and he’s capable of surprising everyone
again, a capacity he’s played to the hilt this time around,” said James
Henson, the director of the Texas Politics Project at the University of
Texas at Austin.

Mr. Perry’s announcement about his future comes at a crucial moment.

(Swiped from the NY Times...)

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The real question is, "Will Rick Perry move to Mexico and marry Mike
Huckabee?"