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Governor Brown Takes His Budget Battle to YouTube
Most Californians now know about Governor Brown's plan to close the $26 billion budget gap. Last week, Republicans went along with some $12 billion in budget cuts, but the second half of his program's in trouble.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readMost Californians now know about Governor Brown's plan to close the $26 billion budget gap. Last week, Republicans went along with some $12 billion in budget cuts, but the second half of his program's in trouble. This weekend's Party convention hardened Republicans more than ever against his hopes of making up the other $12 billion by asking voters to approve an extension of taxes that are set to expire. Last night, Brown made a pitch on YouTube. Carla Marinucci is senior political writer for the San Francisco Chronicle.
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The full episode
2 of 4Governor Brown Takes His Budget Battle to YouTube- 0:00Lawmakers Push for Reviews of California's Two Nuclear Plants
- 6:57Governor Brown Takes His Budget Battle to YouTubeYou’re reading this
- 13:42City Prepares to Cut Budget for Recreation and Parks
- 26:16What's the End Game for the Attack on Libya?