Texas Standard For July 22, 2019
Known for taking a stand on abortion rights and a gubernatorial race that won her national attention, Wendy Davis gets back in the game. In an announcement early Monday, former State Sen. Wendy Davis made it official, announcing a challenge to a Republican congressman, we’ll have details. And: Where is the Texas GOP might be the most vulnerable? The answer might surprise you. Also: A prominent Texas university opens its doors to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Those stories and so much more today on the Texas Standard:
David Freid
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