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These are the same clowns, who indicted Kay Bailey Hutchesion as part of a political vendetta. It went to trial and lasted 30 mins, before it was laughed out of court.

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And the saga continues. Ricky has been booked....

http://www.nytimes.com/2014/08/20/us/texas-gov-rick-perry-enlists-help-of-high-profile-lawyers.html?_r=0

AUSTIN, Tex. — It has the makings of a legal dream team.

On the roster in Gov. Rick Perry’s fight against a felony indictment is Ben Ginsberg, a high-powered Washington lawyer who was counsel to the Bush-Cheney campaign, represented George W. Bush in the decisive Florida vote recount in 2000 and was co-chairman of President Obama’s committee on election administration. Bobby Burchfield, a partner and trial appellate lawyer in the Washington office of McDermott Will & Emery, has vast experience in complex corporate litigation and twice argued before the Supreme Court. David L. Botsford of Austin is a well-known criminal law specialist. Thomas R. Phillips served as the chief justice on the Texas Supreme Court from 1988 to 2004 and is now a partner in the Baker Botts law firm in Austin.

At the helm of this team is Tony Buzbee, a Houston legal powerhouse who has won hundreds of millions of dollars in awards for his clients and expresses his driving principle with a two-word slogan on his firm’s website: “Just win.”

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Gov. Rick Perry’s booking photo, taken Tuesday. Credit Austin Police Department

The indictment, returned by a grand jury on Friday in Travis County, Tex., stemmed from Mr. Perry’s efforts to force the resignation of Rosemary Lehmberg, the county’s district attorney, after her arrest on a drunken-driving charge. Mr. Perry threatened to veto funding to her office unless she quit, a threat that he ultimately carried out by vetoing $7.5 million earmarked for the Public Integrity Unit that was intended to fight official corruption.

Mr. Perry, the first sitting Texas governor to be indicted in nearly a century, spoke briefly on Tuesday evening before making his way past reporters and television cameras at the Travis County Courthouse to be photographed and fingerprinted. Mr. Perry, wearing a dark suit and tie, was smiling as he stood for his mug shot. His entry into the state’s criminal justice system had the atmosphere of a campaign stop as sign-waving and chanting supporters greeted him outside the courthouse. He said he was entering with “head held high” and vowed to fight the charges “with every fiber of my being.”

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Perry looks like he's tapped a few feet in the men's room stalls.

What a perverted smile.

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He's handsome. He can tap MY feet anytime...

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Either that or he had just indulged himself with some serious corn dog... In any case, his smile does have a perverted quality to it.

Perry looks like he's tapped a few feet in the men's room stalls.

What a perverted smile.

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:lol: :lol:

Fast and lose. I like you.

He's handsome. He can tap MY feet anytime...

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Either that or he had just indulged himself with some serious corn dog... In any case, his smile does have a perverted quality to it.

Ugh. This is the kind of commentary that's made politics so incredibly polarized. Criticize the man's policies; surely you can do that . . .? :rolleyes:

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