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There are a lot of Trumpfans in Texas, but the state GOP knows it needs to keep some distance from him to win over voters in the suburbs and other places they lost in 2018.

OR TEXAS DEMOCRATS TO DO WELL IN 2020 AND POTENTIALLY secure the state House and a number of additional congressional seats, they need to organize themselves effectively—and have a lot of things line up just right. The jury’s out on the

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