Texas Standard for April 20, 2016
Just say no to Muslims? Turned away by staffers, a delegation of Texans calls it portent of a Cruz presidency. The story today on the Texas Standard. Also, an office accused of targeting Republicans for prosecution has another Texas lawmaker in its sites: but this one’s a veteran Democrat accused of using staffers for personal business. We’ll explain. Plus, food pantries to feed the poor, coming to a college near you? They might already be there. And the return of Ann Richards – on the stage, at least. Actor Holland Taylor on what she calls the role of a lifetime. Those stories and more on today’s Texas Standard:
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Social Media Producer Wells Dunbar prepares for the show.
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