Texas Standard For November 19, 2018
Will Nancy Pelosi remain Speaker of the House? Why Texas Democrats in congress are a house divided, and what that means for the leadership contest. And: New standards for public school curriculum in Texas are set to change how students are taught about the causes of the Civil War. Also: With the start of the Texas legislative session just weeks away, a warning to Texas Republicans–don’t mess with a bluer Texas. All this an much more, today on the Standard:
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