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Where There’s a Will, There’s a Way
“Where There’s a Will, There’s a Way”; that’s what Governor Schwarzenegger says about healthcare reform, even though Republicans are more opposed to his plan than the Democrats. Also, a non-profit foundation has launched a $6 Million dollar television campaign for action before the legislature goes home three weeks from now.
By Warren Olney • • 30m Listen“Where There’s a Will, There’s a Way”; that’s what Governor Schwarzenegger says about healthcare reform, even though Republicans are more opposed to his plan than the Democrats. Also, a non-profit foundation has launched a $6 Million dollar television campaign for action before the legislature goes home three weeks from now.
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2 storiesMore Debate in Sacramento but Little Progress on Health Care Reform
In January, all sides agreed that this was the year for Healthcare Reform in California. The Washington Post said “all eyes” were on Governor Schwarzenegger’s plan requiring everybody to buy health insurance. That was then, this is now.
Read the story16 minMentally Ill Lose While Yacht Owners Win in Budget
This year’s state budget will cause pain for state university students, mass transit riders and low-income elderly people. Governor Schwarzenegger vetoed programs for the homeless mentally ill. But the new law makes it easier for owners of yachts, recreational vehicles and private planes to avoid sales taxes. We’ll hear how it works.
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