Texas Standard For March 11, 2020
How ready is Texas when it comes to the spread of the coronavirus? We’ll talk with the state representative who led a hearing on that question. And: When it comes to coronavirus preparedness, how much does the high number of uninsured Texans complicate matters? We’ll explore. Also: Voting delays in Texas last week – was Hillary Clinton right in laying the blame where she did? We’ll have a PolitiFact check. Plus: The school district shutdown that, at the last moment, didn’t happen – we’ll hear why, what happens next plus a lot more today on the Texas Standard:
Miguel Gutierrez Jr./KUT
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