Texas Standard For February 10, 2020
The Democrat most likely to become Texas toast on Super Tuesday? We’ll look at how tomorrow’s primary vote sets the stage for a delegate fight close to home. And: ABC News analyst Matthew Dowd joins us to talk about the latest in the race among Democrats trying to topple President Donald Trump. Also: The telecom rollout that has 57 Texas cities roiled up. We’ll hear about their lawsuit. Plus: The author reviving the story of a South Texas equal rights activist often overlooked by historians. All of those stories and more today on the Texas Standard:
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