That's sure the way it looks from all the media links I've found do far today. Granted she appears to have been the headliner. The media seems to be doing a great job of making forming her campaign message for her. Former teacher is peppered throughout all of these stories. The News 8 story is the only one that doesn't put OTG's name in the title, Teachers rally for better pay, benefits, it also mentions that someone other that OTG spoke:
Texas teachers rallied on the steps of the State Capitol this weekend to call for
better salaries and benefits.Several different teacher agencies organized educators from around the state.
Speakers included gubernatorial candidate Carole Keeton-Strayhorn and newly elected District 48 Representative Donna Howard.
Teachers say they want pay raises, better health and retirement and a little more respect.
Those at the rally believe teachers can flex some political muscle in several elections planned for this year. "I think we're going to have a lot of weight.
There's a lot of teachers out there upset at what has happened, the way they've addressed us in the past, it's going make us come out," Tina Briones, a teacher said.
Most observers expect Governor Rick Perry to call a special session on school finance reform sometime this spring.
Like I said, at least as far as the media is concerned A teacher's rally broke out at a OTG campaign event.
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