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In 1988, under the Bush-[[Dan Quayle|Quayle]] ticket, Krier was reelected to the Senate and continued her concentration on family violence.<ref name=ctk/>​

In 1988, under the Bush-[[Dan Quayle|Quayle]] ticket, Krier was reelected to the Senate and continued her concentration on family violence.<ref name=ctk/>​

==Bexar County judge==

===Bexar County judge===

In 1992, Krier did not seek a third term in the Senate but ran for the administrative position of Bexar County judge. It was noted that more [[conservative]] state senators were entering the chamber at that time, and Krier, as a Moderate Republican, believed that her influence in the body would diminish. While seeking the county judgeship, Krier received contributions from the conservative Christian and [[anti-abortion]] [[interest group]], Texans for Governmental Integrity, founded by James Leininger, sometimes called the "Daddy Warbucks of Social Conservatism" in Texas. Krier defended Leininger from his detractors and said at the time that the conservative figure was not seeking to "define and control agendas ... [and was] not...behind the scenes trying to manipulate things."<ref name=trans/>​

In 1992, Krier did not seek a third term in the Senate but ran for the administrative position of Bexar County judge. It was noted that more [[conservative]] state senators were entering the chamber at that time, and Krier, as a Moderate Republican, believed that her influence in the body would diminish. While seeking the county judgeship, Krier received contributions from the conservative Christian and [[anti-abortion]] [[interest group]], Texans for Governmental Integrity, founded by James Leininger, sometimes called the "Daddy Warbucks of Social Conservatism" in Texas. Krier defended Leininger from his detractors and said at the time that the conservative figure was not seeking to "define and control agendas ... [and was] not...behind the scenes trying to manipulate things."<ref name=trans/>​