Jeff Young

Deputy Director, California Department of General Services

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Deputy Director of the Department of General Services for the State of California

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Obamacare had a rocky roll-out, and it faces an uncertain future at the US Supreme Court.

Under Obamacare, Largest Drop in the Uninsured in 50 Years

Obamacare had a rocky roll-out, and it faces an uncertain future at the US Supreme Court.

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Public opposition has been growing for months, but today the state auctioned off the Orange County Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa.

OC Fairgrounds: SOLD! to the Highest Bidder

Public opposition has been growing for months, but today the state auctioned off the Orange County Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa.

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