Texas Standard for December 14, 2015
Hillary Clinton’s campaign chairman tells donors he knows who the GOP challenger will be. And they’re not from New York. And: What hours of family videos discovered online tell us about the real Ted Cruz. Also: The population of a North Texas town grows by hundreds (of children) and some locals are none too happy. We’ll hear why. Plus: Despite an expansion of marriage rights, the percentage of Texans going to the altar drops. What’s behind the wedding bell blues. Those stories and more Monday on the Texas Standard.
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