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    Which Way, L.A.?

    Can’t California Republicans Just Get Along?

    Two GOP nominees for statewide office have refused to endorse Neel Kashkari, their own candidate for Governor. The party chairman calls one of them, “felony stupid.” We’ll hear what happened at this weekend’s convention, despite the theme, which was Unity.

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    By Warren Olney • Sep 23, 2014 • 22m Listen

    Two GOP nominees for statewide office have refused to endorse Neel Kashkari, their own candidate for Governor. The party chairman calls one of them, “felony stupid.” We’ll hear what happened at this weekend’s convention, despite the theme, which was Unity.

    Also tonight, La Opinion, the Spanish language daily newspaper, breaks the language barrier and goes tabloid. And CAL TRANS looks to build a bridge across the 101 Freeway… for mountain lions.

    Banner Image Credit: Martin Jambon

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      Warren Olney

      former KCRW broadcaster

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