The Travis County, Texas grand jury that indicted Governor Rick Perry is self-discrediting. Jurors have violated Texas law by speaking about grand jury proceedings to a newspaper, instead of keeping silent, as they are required by law to do. Bryan Preston of PJ Media reports: By Texas law, grand jurors are not supposed to talk to the media about their cases. That did not stop several of the Gov. Perry grand jurors from breaking the law, specifically, talking to the Houston Chronicle. The jury, which met weekly for four months, “really tried to keep an open mind and come to a fair decision given all the testimony that we heard,” said Janna Bessin, one of the 12 Travis County residents appointed to serve on the grand jury. “It’s too bad,” Bessin said, calling the criticism unfair. “But I guess that his side’s job – to really spin it.” In addition to Ms. Bessin, another grand juror named Rho Chalmers spoke...(Read Full Post)