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The latest two-year legislative session is scheduled to end this week. Senators, Assembly members and Governor Brown are all looking ahead to the November election. One veteran observer says most of what he calls “big public policy issues have given way to conflicts among moneyed interests.”
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readThe latest two-year legislative session is scheduled to end this week. Senators, Assembly members and Governor Brown are all looking ahead to the November election. One veteran observer says most of what he calls “big public policy issues have given way to conflicts among moneyed interests.” He’s Dan Walters, syndicated columnist with the Sacramento Bee.
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1 of 3Sausage Making in Sacramento- 0:00Which Bills Passed, Which Didn’t and What’s Still to ComeYou’re reading this
- 6:54Governor Brown Agrees to Increased Tax Film Credit
- 16:51Gun Laws Inspired by Isla Vista Shooting