Texas Standard For February 28, 2020
As Texas barrels toward Super Tuesday, Democratic presidential candidates are scouring the state for delegates. We’ll hear how Elizabeth Warren says she plans to deal with some of the top issues facing Texas. Ans: Another sort of battleground in the Lone Star State as parties scramble to get newcomers registered. Also: The week in Texas politics and much more today on the Texas Standard:
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