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PolitiTalk 9/10/19

By Benton McDonald
Published Sep 10, 2019
Host Michael Rogers was joined by the Director of the Tarrant County GOP. Photo courtesy: Michael Rogers

This week on Polititalk, host Michael Rogers breaks down the stories of the week and takes a look ahead to the upcoming presidential debate in Houston. Tarrant County GOP’s Executive Director Jeremy Bradford joins the show to take a look at what’s at stake in Texas for 2020.

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