Texas Standard for February 10, 2016
Within its boundaries, Texas is big red. But in the presidential race, it may be all about the blues – the Lone Star factor in the 2016 election. Also: when it comes to the Latino vote in Texas, which party benefits most? Are you sure about that? We’ll explore. And: cookie wars – why some might not be buying what some Girl Scouts are selling this year. Plus: an experiment in children’s’ healthcare. All these stories and more, on Wednesday’s Texas Standard:
Beth Cortez-Neavel/Texas Standard
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