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Texas Weekly Newsreel: State Conventions

The parties came out of their state conventions with completely different sets of problems. The Republicans want to keep the factions inside their big tent. The Democrats are struggling to raise a big tent of their own. And now, they're headed for the runoffs.

by Justin Dehn

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The parties came out of their state conventions with completely different sets of problems. The Republicans want to keep the factions inside their big tent. The Democrats are struggling to raise a big tent of their own. And now, they're headed for the runoffs.

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