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California’s Anti-gun Prop 63 Likely to Pass
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California Lt. Governor Gavin Newsom’s (shown) campaign to run for something (either governor of the state or for Dianne Feinstein’s Senate seat when she retires) in 2018 is likely to get a significant boost when Proposition 63 passes next month. Prop 63 won’t do anything to restrict criminal gun violence, but it will raise him from obscurity, provide his campaign (which he announced in February last year) with mailing lists and funding sources, and propel him into national prominence. |
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Sosalty
(11/1/2016)
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The wahoo state can now look ahead at ways to obscure and spin its' poor homicide and public safety records. California, the epitome of dystopia. |
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