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The Dumbest Week in Texas Politics, Explained
Digital subscribers can listen to this article. Subscribe today for unlimited access to Texas Monthly. Already a subscriber? Log in. Man’s darkest arts—espionage, subterfuge, legerdemain—continue to haunt the U.S. Senate race in Texas as it enters its closing stretch. But, you know, not the cool kind: the Burn After Reading kind. Meet me in the park by the dead drop. Bring your best disguise—yes, the Groucho Marx glasses. Have you practiced the code phrase? The long sobs of the violins of autumn . . .This was the dumbest week in Texas politics in recent memory.The Gang Spots an OpeningOn September 30, Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico spoke live to the U.S. Hispanic Business Council via video, telling viewers he had caught the flu. He appeared visibly…The post The Dumbest Week in Texas Politics, Explained appeared first on Texas Monthly.