Texas Standard for March 22, 2017
Is this the end of what’s been known as Obamacare? The Texas delegation is split as a vote comes down to the wire. And: They say no one’s above the law, but is the FBI above politics? Not if history is any indicator. Why James Comey’s command performance at the capitol this week may be seen as part of a larger pattern. Also: An unexpected partnership between a pipeline and police as both sides celebrate a payoff. Plus: A bill with a distinctly Texan accent and our commentator reckons there are some words we Texans use more than they do anywhere else. Can you think of any? Those stories and so much more today on the Texas Standard:

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