Jeannine English

President, AARP California

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President of AARP California

Jeannine English on KCRW

With the least number of possible votes, the Legislature and Governor Schwarzenegger put six measures on a special election that will take place in just three weeks.

California Voters Have a Message Sacramento May Not Want to Hear

With the least number of possible votes, the Legislature and Governor Schwarzenegger put six measures on a special election that will take place in just three weeks.

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