Apparently, it's not the people of Texas.
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On the morning of May 23, 2005, the Texas State Capitol was rife with rumors that multimillionaire James Leininger was in the hall behind the House chambers pressuring lawmakers to vote for his pet project, school vouchers. The Texas Department of Public Safety has now spent more than two years and almost $166,000 in outside lawyer fees fighting a Texas Observer request to release the surveillance tapes to the Observer. The state attorney general and a state district judge believe should the tapes should clearly be made public. The Observer has obtained invoices from law firms defending DPS and we’ve taken the liberty of putting them on our Web site.
What in the world could be on those tapes that has the DPS in such a tither? You don't think a fine upstanding Republican supporter was running around handing out wads of cash in the State Capitol building? Naaa, Texas Republicans would NEVER do anything like that.