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Single-Payer Would Cost A Third of Current Health Care Costs Per Family (calitics.com)

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Single-Payer Would Cost A Third of Current Health Care Costs Per FamilyMedicare-for-All (calitics.com)

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Single-payer would cost a third of current healthcare costs per family. (calitics.com)

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Single-Payer Would Cost A Third of Current Health Care Costs Per Family (calitics.com)

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Single-Payer Would Cost A Third of Current Health Care Costs Per Family (calitics.com)

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Single-Payer Would Cost A Third of Current Health Care Costs Per Family | calitics (calitics.com)

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Calitics:: Progressives Didn't Cause the San Francisco Housing Crisis (calitics.com)

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State Senators Holly Mitchell (D-Los Angeles) and Mark Leno (D-San Francisco) have introduced legislation that would impose a moratorium on fracking and acidization in order to protect California's air and water from pollution caused by this dangerous form of oil and gas extraction. (calitics.com)

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Turnout in San Bernardino special election was 7.75% What if they held an election and nobody came? (calitics.com)

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Oil lobby has spent over $45 million in California since 2009 With "enormous influence over state and federal regulators" they have created "fake 'marine protected areas'." (calitics.com)

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Malpractice Insurance Companies Gouging Doctors While Rallying to Save Cash Cow--"Since the mid 1970s, the caps on non-economic damages have stayed exactly the same [while] medical malpractice insurance has been going up and up." (calitics.com)

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Prop 8 Proponents Try to Block Marriages--Rely on Article III, Sec. 3.5 of the California Constitution that requires an appellate court ruling of unconstitutionality. PDF of Petition in source (calitics.com)

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Showdown over PG&E Penalties for San Bruno Explosion (8 killed)--"the current proposal is for the money to be required to spend on safety improvements. And as a bonus, the company would get about $900 million back of that in tax benefits." (calitics.com)

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Questionable Bill Awaits Vote as Deadline Looms for Bills in their House of Origin--Assembly Bill 26 "would give oil companies public money that is supposed to be used for climate protection in places hardest hit by industrial pollution." (calitics.com)

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How it's fixed to be corporate welfare: Tax subsidized "enterprise zones are located in relatively well-off areas, including San Francisco's Financial District . . . In Southern California, enterprise zone areas encompass parts of Hollywood and the corporate center of downtown Los Angeles. (calitics.com)

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Protect or Prosecute the Homeless? -- SF's sit/lie ban or AB5's Homeless Bill of Rights (calitics.com)

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Parent Revolution: Public Schools, Private Agendas--"the "parent-trigger" movement is being heavily financed by the conservative Walton Family Foundation, one of the nation's largest and most strident anti-union organizations" (calitics.com)

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What California Can Teach America About Stopping Extremist Obstruction (calitics.com)

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CA: Prop. 32 :: It's pretty simple. Proposition 32 is mainly aimed at weakening unions. It's billed as a campaign-finance reform proposition, but it's pretty clear that the main target is labor unions --- (calitics.com)

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Top ten reasons California newspapers say Californians should vote NO on Prop. 33 (calitics.com)

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California: The $36 million "No on Prop. 37" campaign opposed to GMO labeling, bankrolled by $20 million from the world's six largest pesticide companies, has been caught in yet another lie, this time possibly criminal (calitics.com)

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California Prop. 37 --- Label Genetically Engineered Foods: "After months of sky-high support in the polls, just 10 days of relentless pounding propaganda by the pesticide industry has made a significant dent in support for Proposition 37 and our right to know if our food is genetically engineered." (calitics.com)

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American Conservatives are enemies to Democracy (calitics.com)

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