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* Though Guerrero was the first person of ethnic minority status and the first female to serve on the Texas Railroad Commission, the regulatory body at the time of her death in 2008 was all minority--an [[African American]], an [[Hispanic]], and a white female--and all [[Republican Party|Republican]].<br>

* Though Guerrero was the first person of ethnic minority status and the first female to serve on the Texas Railroad Commission, the regulatory body at the time of her death in 2008 was all minority--an [[African American]], an [[Hispanic]], and a white female--and all [[Republican Party|Republican]].<br>

*The Railroad Commission regulates not [[railroad]]s but the [[oil]] and [[natural gas]] industries.<br>

*The Railroad Commission no longer regulates [[railroad]]s, but its primary duty is to regulate the [[oil]] and [[natural gas]] industries.<br>

* Guerrero's once bright political prospects ended in a dispute over falsification of her résumé in regard to a then nonexistent degree from the [[University of Texas]].

* Guerrero's once bright political prospects ended in a dispute over falsification of her résumé in regard to a then nonexistent degree from the [[University of Texas]].

* Though a staunch [[Democratic Party|Democrat]], Guerrero crossed party lines in 2006 to endorse an old friend for reelection, then [[Governor]] [[Rick Perry]].}}

* Though a staunch [[Democratic Party|Democrat]], Guerrero crossed party lines in 2006 to endorse an old friend for reelection, then [[Governor]] [[Rick Perry]].}}