On the recordMay 1, 2019
As a Californian, I said no--a mess that is made in Sacramento needs to stay in Sacramento, and I think the same principle applies to San Juan.
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congress.govAs a Californian, I said no--a mess that is made in Sacramento needs to stay in Sacramento, and I think the same principle applies to San Juan.
Arguing against federal bailouts for mismanaged states or territories.
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