Statesman: Hutchinson-Perry spat heats up.

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Saenz said Wednesday that the campaign paid $2,000 to a Washington firm, Upgrade Video, to tape the March 3 joint appearance at a Washington museum.

A Hutchison campaign spokesman, questioning the taping, charged Perry forces with "stalking" Hutchison.

Saenz replied: "News flash: Potential opponents trashing my governor are not going to get a free ride."

A museum spokeswoman had said earlier Wednesday that two men taping the event identified themselves as working for Perry. Laura Nisbet said Hutchison and Clinton appeared back-to-back March 3 at the Sewall-Belmont House and Museum, devoted to women's history, in Washington.

"They kind of took advantage of our museum and did this," Nisbet said of the Perry campaign. "But I guess that's part of the game."