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Director of Lone Star Project Reflects on Blue Victories in Texas

Bloomberg Markets Thursday 12 November 2026, 16:00 UTC 1 min read
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Nov 12th, 2026 Director of Lone Star Project Reflects on Blue Victories in Texas After decades of falling short, Matt Angle explains why democrats were finally able to sweep the state. He believes health care should be among the top priorities for new lawmakers.

Nov 12th, 2026 Director of Lone Star Project Reflects on Blue Victories in Texas After decades of falling short, Matt Angle explains why democrats were finally able to sweep the state. He believes health care should be among the top priorities for new lawmakers.
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