Texas Standard For February 27, 2020
Democrats in the presidential race are sticking around the Lone Star State to do something here they haven’t in recent election cycles: campaign. We’ll have some tips. And: Lots of change in Texas since the last time Democratic presidential candidates fought door to door for delegates. We’ll have a primer on what not to take for granted, from our own Joy Diaz. Also: High tech to help schools track kids. Plus: You’ve heard the expression what a difference a day makes? Saturday will mark one small leap for us all…how and why and a whole lot more today on the Texas Standard:
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Executive Producer Rhonda Fanning fields calls from her desk.
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