Which Way, L.A.?

Gray Davis

In Washington, Bill Clinton's centrist bi-partisanship didn't last; can a new Govenor make it work in Sacramento? The top Democrats and Republicans in the State Assembly thread their way through potential controversies hoping there won't be too many devils in Gray Davis's details.

By Warren Olney • Jan 5, 1999 • 1 min read

In Washington, Bill Clinton's centrist bi-partisanship didn't last; can a new Govenor make it work in Sacramento? The top Democrats and Republicans in the State Assembly thread their way through potential controversies hoping there won't be too many devils in Gray Davis's details.

Warren Olney
former KCRW broadcaster
Frances Anderton
architecture critic and author

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Which Way, L.A.?

Gray Davis

In Washington, Bill Clinton's centrist bi-partisanship didn't last; can a new Govenor make it work in Sacramento? The top Democrats and Republicans in the State Assembly thread their way through potential controversies hoping there won't be too many devils in Gray Davis's details.

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Which Way, L.A.?

Gray Davis

In Washington, Bill Clinton's centrist bi-partisanship didn't last; can a new Govenor make it work in Sacramento? The top Democrats and Republicans in the State Assembly thread their way through potential controversies hoping there won't be too many devils in Gray Davis's details.

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