Which Way, L.A.?

If the Democrats Take Congress, What Will It Mean for California?

Governor Schwarzenegger and Democratic leaders broke partisan precedent and joined forces to put Propositions 1A, B, C D and E on the ballot. Does this mean cooperation will be the rule next year in Sacramento? Plus, the LA Times says bye-bye to editor Dean Baquet.

By Warren Olney • Nov 8, 2006 • 40m Listen

Governor Schwarzenegger and Democratic leaders broke partisan precedent and joined forces to put Propositions 1A, B, C D and E on the ballot.Does this mean cooperation will be the rule next year in Sacramento? Plus, the LA Times says bye-bye to editor Dean Baquet.

Warren Olney
former KCRW broadcaster
Karen Radziner
Managing Producer, To the Point & Which Way LA?

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Which Way, L.A.?

If the Democrats Take Congress, What Will It Mean for California?

Governor Schwarzenegger and Democratic leaders broke partisan precedent and joined forces to put Propositions 1A, B, C D and E on the ballot. Does this mean cooperation will be the rule next year in Sacramento? Plus, the LA Times says bye-bye to editor Dean Baquet.

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Which Way, L.A.?

If the Democrats Take Congress, What Will It Mean for California?

Governor Schwarzenegger and Democratic leaders broke partisan precedent and joined forces to put Propositions 1A, B, C D and E on the ballot. Does this mean cooperation will be the rule next year in Sacramento? Plus, the LA Times says bye-bye to editor Dean Baquet.

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