Texas Standard For January 17, 2020
As the senate takes up impeachment, it takes up something else in the spirit of bipartisanship with major implications for Texas, we’ll hear all about it. And: Texas is among the states becoming a magnet for people from Puerto Rico. As the territory hits population lows, who’s left? Also: Remembering a moment that made Barbara Jordan a household name 24 years after her passing. Plus: The week in Texas politics and much more today on the Texas Standard:
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