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Who Knew, When You Were Watching The Verizon Ad And The Guy Said, 'can You Hear Me Now,' That Was Really Just A Mic Check For The Obama Administration.

Mexico Is An Important Trading Partner, It's The Number One Trading Partner For The State Of Texas. We Have Had Dealings With Them, Shared A Border With Them. We Have Had Our Challenges, But At The End Of The Day We Want A Good Relationship With Mexico.

Being The Governor Of A State Is A More Pivotal Job In The Future. I Do Indeed Hope There's Someone That Says, "i'm Going To Go To Washington, Try To Get Back To Our Constitutional Roots, Devolve The Centralization Of Government Back To The States." So Why Would You Want To Be Up There If The Action Is Down Here In The States?

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I Do Agree That The Science Is Not Settled On This. The Idea We Would Put Americans' Economy In Jeopardy Based On Scientific Theory That Is Not Settled Yet To Me Is Nonsense. Just Because You Have A Group Of Scientists Who Stood Up And Said This Is The Fact... Galileo Got Outvoted For A Spell. To Put Americans' Economic Future In Jeopardy, Asking Us To Cut Back In Areas That Would Have Monstrous Economic Impact On This Country Is Not Good Economics And I Would Suggest Is Not Necessarily Good Science.