Texas Gov. Rick Perry isn't ruling out another Republican presidential run in 2016. But he didn't announce on Sunday whether he'll seek a fourth term as governor. 
 
 Asked about 2016 on "Fox News Sunday," Perry said: "Well, certainly, that's an option out there, but again, we got a lot of work to do in this building right behind me [the Texas capitol] over the course of the next couple of weeks that have my focus substantially more than even 2014 or 2016." 
 
 As for whether he'll run for another term as governor, he said he's making an announcement on Monday. 
 
 "I'm going to have an announcement tomorrow," he said. "But we have a special session with some important issues in front of us. We're going to pass some restrictions on abortion in Texas so that Texas is a place where we defend life ...That's the powerful message here. And that's what we're focused on. Politics will take care of itself." 
 
 Texas Democratic state Sen. Wendy Davis filibustered an abortion bill last month, and Perry has called another special session of the Legislature to consider it. 
 
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 Texas Gov. Rick Perry predicted on Sunday the abortion legislation State Sen. Wendy Davis blocked last month will pass when considered again by the Legislature. 
 
 "In Texas, we're going to support protecting life. We're going to stand up and say that after 20 weeks, we are not going to allow abortion in our state. We're going to make sure that these health clinics are safe -- that they are under the safety standards that any other surgical facility would be under and that doctors have admitting procedure practices in place so that they can look after someone if that procedure goes bad," the Republican governor said on "Fox News Sunday." 
 
 "Those are common sense approaches," he said. "Ten other states have that as well, so this is going to pass. And, you know - I'm pretty good at counting votes and I think the support is overwhelmingly there in the [state] House and the [state] Senate, and we will get this done and get Texas back focused on the economic interests that are going on and creating jobs and leading the nation in job creation." 
 
 Last month, Democratic state Sen. Wendy Davis filibustered the bill. 
 
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– It's Sunday, which means there's a Texas politician discussing the state's abortion bill on national television. Wendy Davis took her crack last week, and Rick Perry said today that his state is "going to support protecting life. I'm pretty good at counting votes and I think the support is overwhelmingly there, and we will get this done." That wasn't his only talking point, notes Politico. When asked about 2016 and the White House, the Texas governor said, "Well, certainly, that's an option out there," though he said "we got a lot of work to do (in Austin) that have my focus substantially more than even 2014 or 2016." Speaking of 2014, and whether he's running for re-election, "I'm going to have an announcement tomorrow." But the focus, he said, is "we're going to pass some restrictions on abortion in Texas so that Texas is a place where we defend life ...That's the powerful message here. Politics will take care of itself."