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Prop. 123 column was long on rhetoric, short on facts

Guest Opinion//March 31, 2016//[read_meter]

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Prop. 123 column was long on rhetoric, short on facts

Prop. 123 column was long on rhetoric, short on facts

Guest Opinion//March 31, 2016//[read_meter]

Readers last week were treated to Dianne Post’s column opposing Proposition 123 (March 24). It featured arguments long on rhetoric and legal theories outside the mainstream, but it was short...

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