Texas Standard For July 10, 2018
With Kavanaugh on the court, what does that mean for Texas? A scholar on politics and the law from Rice University weighs in on how the new Supreme Court nominee might tilt the balance on issues that have become hot buttons in Texas politics. And Todd Gilmann on the Dallas Morning News, with more on what happens next and the role for Texas’ two senators. And: Is Texas too small for two vet schools? A&M says yes, Texas Tech says rubbish, or something like that. Also: Songwriting legend Radney Foster, conjunto like your grandad never knew- and the rest of what’s making news in Texas on this Tuesday:
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More from 07/10/2018
Donald Trump Announces His Supreme Court Nominee, Brett Kavanaugh
Texas Democrats Take On Partisan Voting Maps, After Supreme Court Punts The Issue
Texas Tech Makes A Bet On Rural Vets
News Roundup: South Texas Residents Receive Federal Request To Survey Land For Border Wall
More Texans Are Filing For Nonmedical Vaccine Exemptions
From ‘Sweet Dreams’ To ‘Dulces Sueños’: Why Radney Foster Started Singing His Country Hit In Spanish
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