Friends for Fullerton's Future
Founder of the Friends for Fullerton's Future blog and vice president of a real estate firm; he led and financed the Fullerton recall
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Tony Bushala
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FROM Tony Bushala
Which Way, L.A.?
Police Brutality, Money and Politics in the City of Fullerton Three Fullerton city councilmen were recalled by 66 percent of the vote in Tuesday's election. That's the city where police are charged with the very public beating death of a mentally ill man. Voters were angry, but recall supporters say that's not the only reason they wanted to see big change. We hear from businessmen who supported and opposed the recall.
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