Texas Standard for October 9,2015
The chaos on Capitol Hill: In the free-for-all for the house speakership, what are the stakes? Plus: In Texas, the battleground in 2016 looks an awful lot like the Latino vote. What does it mean for next week’s Democratic presidential debate? Also: The multi-billion dollar Dell deal, swallowing up a server giant that might be the biggest tech merger ever. And to dream the impossible dream: doing the Texas State Fair on the cheap. All of that and more, on the Standard.
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