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Updated: 8:52 PM Oct 16, 2008
Top A&M Official Chosen as Governor's Chief of Staff
Gov. Rick Perry Thursday announced his new chief of staff is a deputy chancellor at Texas A&M and former aide to Attorney General Greg Abbott.
Posted: 2:47 PM Oct 16, 2008Reporter: Associated Press |
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AUSTIN -- Gov. Rick Perry Thursday announced his new chief of staff is a deputy chancellor at Texas A&M and former aide to Attorney General Greg Abbott.
Jay Kimbrough, a former deputy attorney general and conservator of the Texas Youth Commission, is a decorated Vietnam veteran and Dallas native.
He's also served as Bee County judge.
Kimbrough, who has previously worked in Perry's office, replaces Brian Newby as the governor prepares for the 2009 legislative session.
Newby and former Harris County Judge Robert Eckels this week were chosen by Perry to help lead a state effort to assess damage from Hurricane Ike and seek federal help.
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Posted by: Anonymous
on Oct 17, 2008 at 10:48 AM
He's not with Texas A&M, he is with the Texas A&M System. There is a difference.
Posted by: Loser Police
on Oct 17, 2008 at 05:42 AM
OK, Elsa, now you can go back to your filing. Jay's got everything under control. Oh, and can you fetch me a cup of coffee, sweetie?
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