Texas Standard For January 14, 2020
Texas offers one of the biggest delegate prizes in all the U.S. Are the Democrats in this years presidential contest taking Texas seriously? We’ll take a closer look at how far the candidates are going to win over voters, and what’s at stake. And: As candidates focus their energies on places like Iowa, should Texas consider taking a stand as the state with the first primary? Also: A state historic site reopens after devastating tornadoes: a return to the Caddo Mounds, plus a whole lots more today on the Texas Standard:
David Freid
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