Barbara Sinclair

Professor Emeritus of Political Science, UCLA

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Professor Emeritus of Political Science at UCLA and author of Party Wars: Polarization and the Politics of National Policy Making

Barbara Sinclair on KCRW

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Leon Panetta  is just the latest Californian to assume an important new role in Washington.

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Leon Panetta is just the latest Californian to assume an important new role in Washington.

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