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Steve Hilton told The Washington Times that Californians are “sick of it and they want change” after one-party Democratic rule has led to higher costs, higher unemployment, a massive homelessness crisis, terrible schools, increasing poverty and a housing shortage. | Collector
Steve Hilton told The Washington Times that Californians are “sick of it and they want change” after one-party Democratic rule has led to higher costs, higher unemployment, a massive homelessness crisis, terrible schools, increasing poverty and a housing shortage.
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Steve Hilton told The Washington Times that Californians are “sick of it and they want change” after one-party Democratic rule has led to higher costs, higher unemployment, a massive homelessness crisis, terrible schools, increasing poverty and a housing shortage.

Steve Hilton told The Washington Times that Californians are “sick of it and they want change” after one-party Democratic rule has led to higher costs, higher unemployment, a massive homelessness crisis, terrible schools, increasing poverty and a housing shortage.

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