Texas Standard for November 11, 2016
The Supreme Court’s docket could get much lighter with a few strokes of the pen, and the impact for Texas could be profound. Plus: The President-elect promised to drain the swamp. But a Texas Republican with first-hand experience staffing the White House says that’s gonna be messier than Trump might imagine. We’ll hear why. And: In the wake of Tuesday, how are conversations going around your dinner table? We’ll have some words of wisdom on how to keep the heat in the kitchen when relatives want to talk politics. Also: The week that was according to the Texas Tribune and much more today on the Texas Standard:
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