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That kind of access may grow scarce as the campaign warms up. Woodbury, who has covered Perot since 1986, notes that the take-charge Texan still works without handlers, travels without aides and returns his own phone calls. But with his funds unlimited and his polls still zooming, Perot can afford to be eccentric. "As the pressures grow, it will be interesting to see how long the homespun style can endure," says Woodbury. "I'll know it's a new ball game if a media adviser starts returning my calls instead of the man himself...
Molly Ivins analyzes the appeal of fellow Texan Ross Perot...
...Texan billionaire waters his grass-roots movement...
Armey "tends to be skeptical of studies done on behalf of Democrats," said Pat C. Shortridge, a spokesperson for the Texan. But Shortridge stressed that Armey had not yet seen the study...
...coupon for readers who want to follow George Bush's favorite approach: making his official residence a posh Houston hotel so as to enjoy Texas' nonexistent state income tax. "Howdy!" says the coupon, which is addressed to John Sharp, the Texas comptroller. "I'd like to become a Texan!" Requests are already pouring in, and Sharp is busy sending out real estate ads for would-be residents, along with "Honorary Texan" certificates to get them started...