Rick Perry
Governor - Republican
P.O. Box 12428
Austin, Texas 78711
tel: (512) 463-2000
fax: (512) 463-5571
John Cornyn
Senator - Republican
517 Hart Senate Office Building
Washington DC 20510
(202) 224-2934
Kay Bailey Hutchinson
Senator - Republican
284 Russell Senate Office Building
Washington DC 20510
(202) 224-5922
State Republican Party
Chariman: Tina Benkiser
900 Congress, Suite 300
Austin, Texas 78701
tel: (512) 477-9821
fax: (512) 480-0709
Congresspersons
- 1st: Louie Gohmert
- 2nd: Ted Poe
- 3rd: Sam Johnson
- 4th: Ralph M. Hall
- 5th: Jeb Hensarling
- 6th: Joe Barton
- 7th: John Culberson
- 8th: Kevin Brady
- 9th: Al Green
- 10th: Michael T. McCaul
- 11th: K. Michael Conaway
- 12th: Kay Granger
- 13th: Mac Thornberry
- 14th: Ron Paul
- 15th: RubÉn Hinojosa
- 16th: Silvestre Reyes
- 17th: Chet Edwards
- 18th: Sheila Jackson Lee
- 19th: Randy Neugebauer
- 20th: Charlie A. Gonzalez
- 21st: Lamar Smith
- 22nd: Nick Lampson
- 23rd: Ciro Rodriguez
- 24th: Kenny Marchant
- 25th: Lloyd Doggett
- 26th: Michael Burgess
- 27th: Solomon P. Ortiz
- 28th: Henry Cuellar
- 29th: Gene Green
- 30th: Eddie Bernice Johnson
- 31st: John Carter
- 32nd: Pete Sessions
State Legislature
Texas
Shameless, Anti-Federalist Demagoguery in Suggesting the Possibility of Secession
Posted April 16th, 2009 by Michael Erickson in
While Texas Governor Rick Perry assumes a populist tone at several Tea Party Rallies in the Lone Star State, even to the point of suggesting to reporters that State secession might happen if there is continued overreach in Washington, it is important to recall that he has been a “friend” of policies favoring amnesty for illegal immigrants, a Trans-Texas Corridor, and an emerging, de facto North American Union. If he has such checkered past on issues of national sovereignty, then his sudden interest in state sovereignty must be seen for what it is: a campaign gimmick and an act of brazen, political demagoguery.

