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Budget Crisis, Part II: They Will Be Back
On Wednesday of next week, the lame-duck legislature will be back in session to reopen this year's budget, admittedly balanced with smoke and mirrors. The revenue shortfall could be $10 billion. Dan Walters is a syndicated columnist for the Sacramento Bee .
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readOn Wednesday of next week, the lame-duck legislature will be back in session to reopen this year's budget, admittedly balanced with smoke and mirrors. The revenue shortfall could be $10 billion. Dan Walters is a syndicated columnist for the Sacramento Bee.
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The full episode
1 of 3Cutting with Axes, Not Scalpels, at the Los Angeles Times- 1:18Budget Crisis, Part II: They Will Be BackYou’re reading this
- 10:38Cutting with an Axe, Not a Scalpel, at the LA Times
- 18:13A British Bloke in the City of Angels