Texas Standard For March 5, 2019
Will Texans vote to return Donald Trump to the White House? The 2020 contest might be closer than you think. We’ll hear from the head of the Texas Politics Project about the finding of a new poll of 1,200 Texans and what they’re telling us about the early state of the 2020 presidential contest. And: Hemp. Illegal to grow in Texas, but the times are achangin and the Republican ag commissioner is pushing the change. Also: How a forgotten story of hispanic North America tells us something about our politics and our American identity. All those stories and so much more today on the Texas Standard:
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Social Media Producer Wells Dunbar gives us the talk of Texas each day.
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