Darry Sragow

political strategist

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Los Angeles-based lawyer and Democratic political consultant; former Campaign Director for the Assembly Democratic Caucus (1996)

Darry Sragow on KCRW

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Homelessness is uniting Californians who are fed up with their political leaders

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