Texas Standard for November 27, 2015
Is he coming back? The man in black – spectacles, that is? A campaign to recruit Rick Perry for President. And: The Texas case before the high court that could change the calculus for political representation nationwide. We’ll have a preview. Also: Pedestrian deaths. Could our friends south of the border have a solution? Plus: It’s a wonderful life, unless you get trampled outside the Target – not what Frank Capra had in mind. We’ll re-examine the relationship between high street and the high holidays. All that and more on Friday’s Texas Standard.
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