Texas Standard for January 22, 2016
In the brawl for the Republican nomination in Iowa – influential conservative intellectuals come out swinging against the man standing in the way of Ted Cruz. But will any of this matter for the U.S. Senator from Texas? Plus: The latest Texas jobs report shows unemployment ticking slightly higher. But if you’re a woman over 50, there are big obstacles to getting a job. And: The history behind the the Texas Rangers killing hundreds of Mexican-Americans in the early 20th century. Those stories and lots more on Friday’s Texas Standard:
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