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    Which Way, L.A.?

    Family Feud Breaks Out in Speaker's Race

    The Latino caucus in Sacramento is growing fast, but it's losing its solidarity. Instead of settling their differences in private, three Latino Democrats from Los Angeles are conducting a very public fight with leadership of the State Assembly at stake.

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    By Warren Olney • May 12, 2014 • 1 min read

    The Latino caucus in Sacramento is growing fast, but it's losing its solidarity. Instead of settling their differences in private, three Latino Democrats from Los Angeles are conducting a very public fight with leadership of the State Assembly at stake. A veteran Latino politician says his colleagues are airing their "dirty laundry" in the fight. Can Republicans take advantage?

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    2 of 3
    A 'Civilian Surge' in Afghanistan; Political Warfare in Sacramento
    1. 0:00Afghanistan and the 'Civilian Surge'
    2. 26:19Family Feud Breaks Out in Speaker's Race You’re reading this
    3. 44:30Including the Undocumented in the Healthcare Debate
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