Maybe there will be no moment in the Donald Trump presidential campaign that is outrageous enough to sully the Republican Party’s brand in Texas or harm its candidates’ chances at the ballot box.
After all, the state’s political heart beats blood red and its voters have handed control of every statewide elected office—including the judiciary—to the GOP by wide margins for the past 20 years.
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