Texas Standard For November 13, 2019
Two Texans, a Republican and a Democrat are facing unexpected challenges. What do these candidacies tell us about Texas politics? We’ll take a look. And: How a Texas child custody case appears to set the stage for the next chapter in the culture wars. Also, The rise in subprime lending for wheels. When it comes to auto loans in Texas, is a bubble beginning to form? We’ll take a closer look. Plus: What are the most essential Texas books? Got any suggestions? So does commentator W.F. Strong. That and a Politifact check and more today on the Texas Standard:
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