Texas Standard for May 13, 2015
One of the best known faces in Texas politics returns to the arena. Wendy Davis joins us to talk about gender equality. Also: Has Southwest Airlines lost its Texas mojo? Plus: Why “fracklog” is the new buzzword in the energy business. And: You’ve seen the protests in the streets – but what about the Revolutionary War of the 1970s? Vanity Fair’s Brian Burrows on the Days of Rage and America’s radical underground. All that and more, on the Standard:
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