The United States Census Bureau reported on yesterday that one in three adults in Harris County lacked health insurance in 2008 and that the state of Texas continued to have the highest rate of uninsured residents in the nation. Harris County's overall uninsured rate of 26.9 percent was the seventh-highest among Texas' 50 most populous counties, while the state uninsured rate was 24 percent, compared with the national rate of 15 percent. In view of Gov. Rick Perry's initial reluctance to accept stimulus funds and his assertions that Texas could still secede from the union, does this report bode well for the governor's re-election efforts? Weigh in.