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Schwarzenegger Says He'll Wait the Budget Out
Last month, the state legislature failed once again to meet the constitutional deadline to pass a state spending plan. Now Governor Schwarzenegger has repeated his threat to let the process drag on until his successor takes office next year if he doesn't get what he wants. Anthony York reports for Capitol Weekly and the LA Times .
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readLast month, the state legislature failed once again to meet the constitutional deadline to pass a state spending plan. Now Governor Schwarzenegger has repeated his threat to let the process drag on until his successor takes office next year if he doesn't get what he wants. Anthony York reports for Capitol Weekly and the LA Times.
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1 of 3The City of Bell and Municipal Chaos- 0:00Schwarzenegger Says He'll Wait the Budget OutYou’re reading this
- 0:00WikiLeaks and the War in Afghanistan
- 0:00Bell City Council Cuts Pay, Public Wants Heads to Roll