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State Officials Regroup after Brown Gives Up on Budget Negotiations
Governor Brown's best hopes for closing the $26 billion budget gap collapsed yesterday and, in another YouTube performance , he blamed the Republicans. Senate leader Darrell Steinberg said the Republicans have become “irrelevant,” and that Democrats, “will use the power of our majority.” What might that mean?
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readGovernor Brown's best hopes for closing the $26 billion budget gap collapsed yesterday and, in another YouTube performance, he blamed the Republicans. Senate leader Darrell Steinberg said the Republicans have become “irrelevant,” and that Democrats, “will use the power of our majority.” What might that mean? Wyatt Buchanan is in Sacramento for the San Francisco Chronicle.
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1 of 4Mayor Villaraigosa and 'America Fast Forward'- 0:00State Officials Regroup after Brown Gives Up on Budget NegotiationsYou’re reading this
- 8:36Mr. Villaraigosa Goes to Washington…Again
- 20:13The New President-Elect of United Teachers Los Angeles
- 28:12Public Spending and Political Brinksmanship