Texas Standard for October 16, 2015
Hillary Clinton wins an endorsement from a Texan some think might share the ticket. Who’s in the running for number two? Plus: The grandson of one president – who’s also nephew of another – is shaking up what the biggest state agency you haven’t heard of. It’s our conversation with Land Commissioner George P. Bush. And: Outside big cities, cheap land for sale: Some say its the American dream – others call them instant slums. All that and more, on the Standard:
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