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The governor credits her with pushing him into the race for president, and now Anita Perry’s campaign stops in crucial primary states are starting to make headlines. Just recently she described to a South Carolina audience how God spoke to her about persuading her husband to run. Both Perrys are evangelical Christians who have made their faith a centerpiece of the governor’s bid for the White House.
During two decades in Austin, the Texas capital, Anita Perry has taken advantage of the opportunities presented by her husband’s political rise, traveling worldwide to promote the state and enjoying access to Texas’ movers and shakers. The first Texas First Lady in memory to take a paying job, Mrs. Perry left nursing and in Austin took a series of positions intertwined with the policy and politics of state government.
Three Anita Perry employers have lobbied or done business with the state government. One is the Texas Association Against Sexual Assault (TAASA), which supports abortion rights, although both Perrys oppose abortion. TAASA also promoted a controversial “pole tax” on strip club patrons. Her fundraising efforts have garnered a substantial number of contributions from her husband’s conservative supporters for the group.

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But the song ended suddenly for Johnny and for Natalie. After two weeks in a coma, Natalie died. It was a shock for everyone in the tight-knit Austin music scene and a confusing case for police.
Austin Police Det. Tom Walsh picked up Natalie’s homicide on the cold case squad in 2007.
Police think Natalie was bashed in the head with a baseball bat over and over again. It was a crime so violent, Natalie’s own bloody handprints were left all over the house.
“I think it was very quick … It was in and out,” Det. Walsh told Smith.
At the time, there was a witness who reported a shadowy figure nearby.
“He saw a man … he was holding a club or a small baseball bat,” said Walsh.
The witness described a man 5′10″ or 5′11″ with sandy hair. Police focused on a restaurant manager and sometime male stripper named Marty Odem.

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I’ve always thought about “green jobs” as the category covering work with explicit and intentional environmental benefits. Working on a wind turbine: yes. Making solar panels: of course. Organic farming: okay. Farming in general: not really. Teaching science in a public high school: an admirable endeavour, but not a green job. But there are lots of jobs that fall in a gray area. Tofu can be swapped for emissions-heavy beef; does growing soybeans count? What if you manufacture bicycles? The more you think about this, the more uncertain you become. Most jobs can be greened or at least greenwashed; in Portland, for example, there is a vegan strip club. On the other hand, you could make a Malthusian argument that no job is green because anything that creates value for people helps them and facilitates their attrition campaign against the earth.

See the full article from “The Economist (blog)”

If you’re wondering why Austin’s friends would wanna miss out on his bachelor party, you obviously haven’t been watching the show. To put it gently, Austin Armacost is a one-man, cellulite-ridden, train-wreck of a boy-child—something that becomes disturbingly obvious during his shared limo ride to Atlantic City. During the trip Austin proposes that Jake and Jake’s friends join him in an iPhone “strip tease” game. Except no one but Austin wants to play. He then proceeds to unleash his pudgy man pies and bust out his musty nutsack while wearing his see-through briefs as a necklace. You can almost see Jake’s British pals fidgeting with their power windows as they desperately look away.
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CUT TO: Austin’s two-man bachelor party. He and Jake sit in badly upholstered office chairs while a hunky black stripper waves his censored bits in their faces and then faux-tops them both—yes, apparently this is a marriage of two bottoms… we give it six months, “tops.”

See the full article from “Queerty”

Meanwhile, following the confrontation, Austin looks at Jake with new eyes: furious, glazed-over, beer goggly-eyes. Everything is churning in him, making it impossible for him to enjoy the male exotic dancer treating Jake’s lap like a greasy stripper pole.
Bitter Austin acts out. He tells Jake about the confrontation with Reichen and Ryan and blasts him for stepping out of their relationship. Jake responds that they had their dark days in their relationship like everyone else, and they got through it.
Austin threatens to do the most stunningly unthinkable thing he’s ever done… leave a bar early.
We cut to the next morning. As Reichen recounts the confrontation to Derek and Rodiney, Ryan discovers photos of Austin and Jake’s bachelor party are online. Including one of — Duh, Duh, Duh — The Stripper.

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Over in Bachelor Party Land, Austin is pissy and thinking about stabbing Jake with a screwdriver. If Jake wasn’t so hot, I swear I’d be mad at him for cheating on Austin. What’s weird is that Jake seems to be enjoying the male stripper he got for Austin more than Austin is. Meanwhile, John is totally talking about banging Jake, and Jake seems to be into it. No, why’s Jake gotta be the bad guy now?!
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Reichen, Rodiney, Ryan, and Derek all get food and discuss what happened, and it’s weird, because nobody remembers the fact that Rodiney was smarter than all of them. Everyone talks about how sorry Austin was, until Derek brings out the Facebook pictures of Austin, Jake, and a stripper and everyone crucifies Austin again. I don’t really get exactly how that’s incriminating, but… whatever.

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Have you saddled up on Rick Perry? Do you know anyone, gay or straight, who has? Well, Larry Flynt, of Hustler and many a First-Amendment skirmish, is willing to pay out $1 million for your story. In full-page ads in the Austin Chronicle and the Onion last week, Flint became the second person in as many months looking to publicly probe the GOP presidential contender’s sex life. Some readers may remember the Austin-based hard-right GOP activist who last month placed his own full-page Chronicle ad, looking for any stripper, escort, or “young hottie” who has knocked boots with Guv Goodhair. Flynt, however, is another animal. Back when Repubs had President Clinton up for impeachment, Flynt took out then-incoming U.S. House Speaker Robert Livingston, a Republican from Louisiana, who resigned, admitting past affairs. The Washington Post later dubbed Flynt an “Investigative Pornographer.”

See the full article from “San Antonio Current”

He pulled a similar stunt in 1999, around the time of the Clinton/Lewinsky debacle, when he offered $1 million to anyone with evidence of improprieties on the part any of the Republicans who were seeking to impeach then-President Bill Clinton.
Flynt even found some success, when, according to Reuters, “then-incoming U.S. House Speaker Robert Livingston resigned after Flynt claimed to have uncovered evidence of an extramarital affair by the Louisiana Republican.”
Flynt told Reuters, “I’ve been doing this for 35 years, We’ve found running these ads were very successful in finding sources to come forward.” That said, he’s not alone.
In August, a full-page ad in the Austin Chronicle by a Ron Paul supporter read, “Have you ever had sex with Rick Perry?”
“Are you a stripper, an escort, or just a ‘young hottie’ impressed by an arrogant, entitled governor of Texas? Contact CASH [Committee Against Sexual Hypocrisy], and we will help you publicize your direct dealings with a Christian-buzzwords-spouting, ‘family values’ hypocrite and fraud.”

See the full article from “Death and Taxes”

Elliot is referring to this ad, which asked, “Have you ever had sex with Rick Perry?,” and adds, “Are you a stripper, an escort, or just a ‘young hottie’ impressed by an arrogant, entitled Governor of Texas?” And while the ad doesn’t specifically ask for leads regarding a same-​sex tryst with the Texas Governor and recent 
 presidential candidate, at the bottom it states, “Note to gay people, if you know the truth about Rick, please 
QUIT
 covering for him.”

See the full article from “The New Civil Rights Movement”

As the dramatic intro to “H.A.M.” swelled over the speakers and some beats kicked in, dancers reminiscent of the “Runaway” video took the stage, diverting attention away from West, who emerged mid-crowd on a crane, soaring 50-plus feet over his fans for “Dark Fantasy.” Could he get much higher? It didn’t seem like it, but when he made his way to the stage for the insanely hyped triplet of “Power,” “Jesus Walks” and “Can’t Tell Me Nothing,” he commanded the space like a four-star microphone general, working it alone as the blazing lights turned from blood-red to orange and pink for “Hell of a Life.”
Enclosed in two laser pyramids that looked like the phantom zone from “Superman,” ‘Ye rapped about what he called the “true story” in the song’s lyrics, accenting the lines about falling in love with a stripper with primal scream grunts and dragging the microphone stand around as if it were a ball-and-chain one minute, a prehistoric club the next.

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