Don Wagner

California Assemblyman (R-Irvine)

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Orange County Assemblyman and co-chairman of the newly formed 'Taxpayer's Caucus' in the state Legislature

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Governor Brown wants California voters to decide if tax increases should be extended to prevent doubling the $12.5 billion in budget cuts he's already proposed.

What's the Republican Plan for California's Budget Mess?

Governor Brown wants California voters to decide if tax increases should be extended to prevent doubling the $12.5 billion in budget cuts he's already proposed.

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