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Guns to Marriage to the Environment: What a New Supreme Court Could Mean to Calif.
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Imagine civilians legally packing pistols as they stroll the streets of San Francisco and Los Angeles. Or health care that is harder for Californians to obtain or even afford. Or air in the Central Valley with higher concentrations of methane gas, or county jails across the state that have no recourse but to allow federal agents inside for an immigration search. None of these changes is guaranteed. But they’re all potential effects of a rightward shift in the U.S. Supreme Court, with the addition of President Trump’s newest nominee, Brett Kavanaugh, a federal appeals court judge in Washington, D.C. |
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| Awwwww....poor wittle Commiefornya might have to rejoin the United States of America. Boooo hooo, boo hoo..... |
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