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Apr 1, 2022 1 hr 22 min

#11 - Special Report - The Texas Primary

from Impolite Company

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Texas is the first in the nation’s primary. Today we have a panel of exceptional guests. Jonathan Hulihan, who ran for TX-8. Marianna McGuire, the President of the Hispanic Conservatives of Montgomery County. Finally, Colton Rucker, producer of Impolite Company and all around politico. We will discuss the entire ballot from the Governor down to county wide races, the results, and the impact that it may have on the general races in November.

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