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Meet the Republican Who Wants to Be California’s Next Governor
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Republican businessman John Cox jokes that he made his fortune in potato chips, a reference to the purchase and turnaround of Jays Foods by his venture capital company in the 1990s. Cox, a Chicago native who now lives in San Diego County, says he wants to spend some of that money on his campaign for governor of California. The 61-year-old attorney says he running to clean up a political system that “rewards the funders of campaigns who get to dictate what happens in Sacramento.” |
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netsyscon
(4/24/2017)
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| Trump of the west coast. Hmmm. Should drive the Libtards bonkers!!! |
| Comment by:
PHORTO
(4/24/2017)
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Wadda dimwit. Create MORE factions.
Sheeeyeah, that'll work.
[eyecross] |
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