Texas Standard For January 31, 2020
The wind-down and the takeaways: what if anything has been learned from the impeachment drama on Capitol Hill? We’ll explore. Other stories were covering, a new database of Catholic priests said to be credibly accused of child abuse, how credible is it that the list is complete? And: The end of an era? Two families trying to keep a once robust wool industry in Texas spinning. Also: The week in Texas politics and much more today on the Texas Standard:
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