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GOP and Governor Reject Democrats' Partial Budget Fix
The largest state in the union is a major engine of the same national economy the Obama Administration is trying to stimulate. But California Democrats appear resigned to going without help from Washington. In Sacramento they’ve spent the day trying to round up enough votes for a budget Governor Schwarzenegger has already promised to veto.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readThe largest state in the union is a major engine of the same national economy the Obama Administration is trying to stimulate. But California Democrats appear resigned to going without help from Washington. In Sacramento they’ve spent the day trying to round up enough votes for a budget Governor Schwarzenegger has already promised to veto.
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- 28:10Anti-Gang Crusader Alex Sanchez Arrested
- 33:39LAUSD Slashes 1.6 Billion Dollars over Three Years
- 49:16GOP and Governor Reject Democrats' Partial Budget FixYou’re reading this