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    May 30, 2012 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  1. Poll: Walker leads as Wisconsin recall election nears

    MILWAUKEE— Just ahead of Tuesday’s recall election, a new Marquette University Law School poll shows Republican Gov. Scott Walker holding a 52%-to-45%  lead over Democratic challenger Tom Barrett among likely Wisconsin voters.
    MILWAUKEE— Just ahead of Tuesday’s recall election, a new Marquette University Law School poll shows Republican Gov. Scott Walker holding a 52%-to-45%  lead over Democratic challenger Tom Barrett among likely Wisconsin voters. The survey,...

    Tags: Republican Party, Polls, Politics, Tom Barrett, Career and Workplace

    2. May 30, 2012 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  2. California voters still support Jerry Brown's call for tax hikes

    SACRAMENTO &mdash; California voters continue to back Gov. Jerry Brown in his call for higher taxes, but distrust of state government could erode that support, according to a new <a href=&quot;http://dornsife.usc.edu/usc-dornsife-los-angeles-times-poll-california-may-2012/">USC Dornsife/Los Angeles Times poll</a>.
    SACRAMENTO — California voters continue to back Gov. Jerry Brown in his call for higher taxes, but distrust of state government could erode that support, according to a new USC Dornsife/Los Angeles Times poll. About half of those surveyed said they...

    Tags: Polls, Politics, Justice System, Health, Budgets and Budgeting

    3. May 30, 2012 |Column| Los Angeles Times

  3. Michael Dukakis, Prof. Politics

    The man who made his political bones handling Boston's blizzard of 1978 has spent the last 17 winters in the sunshine glow of UCLA. Michael Dukakis, the former Massachusetts governor and the 1988 Democratic presidential candidate for president, is a visiting professor at UCLA's Luskin School of Public Affairs, launching young people into the public service careers he endorses so passionately. UCLA is where he staged his last fervent campaign rally the day before he lost toGeorge H.W. Bush; the day after the election, he was back at his governor's desk. As California votes in its primary, Dukakis puts his mind to the Golden State's political workings, and the nature of a presidential campaign.
    The man who made his political bones handling Boston's blizzard of 1978 has spent the last 17 winters in the sunshine glow of UCLA. Michael Dukakis, the former Massachusetts governor and the 1988 Democratic presidential candidate for president, is a...

    Tags: Politics, U.S. Elections, Media Industry, Civil and Public Service, Olympia J. Snowe

    4. May 29, 2012 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  4. Ted Cruz and the tea party vying for Texas Senate seat

    Tea partyers riding high off of their successful efforts to further shake up the Republican establishment in Nebraska and Indiana have turned their eyes to Texas, where challenger Ted Cruz has a chance to at least force another vote in the hunt for the state&rsquo;s open Senate seat.
    Tea partyers riding high off of their successful efforts to further shake up the Republican establishment in Nebraska and Indiana have turned their eyes to Texas, where challenger Ted Cruz has a chance to at least force another vote in the hunt for the...

    Tags: Republican Party, Rick Perry, Rick Santorum, Politics, Federal Election Commission

    5. May 29, 2012 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  5. Analysis: Still no good news for Republicans in California

    For years, even as despondency deepened in some of its quarters, the Republican Party in California has argued that its message really isn&rsquo;t the problem. Depending on the year, blame has been laid on the messengers &mdash; nominees not telegenically or rhetorically smooth enough -- or on the ears of Californians who, party leaders argued, heard something different than what Republicans meant to say.
    For years, even as despondency deepened in some of its quarters, the Republican Party in California has argued that its message really isn’t the problem. Depending on the year, blame has been laid on the messengers — nominees not telegenically...

    Tags: Republican Party, Dianne Feinstein, Abortion, U.S. Presidential Election Exit Polls (2008), Jerry Brown

    6. May 28, 2012 |Column| Los Angeles Times

  6. Park closures just don't pencil out

    SACRAMENTO &#8212; For most people, Memorial Day kicks off the vacation season. For Gov. Jerry Brown, however, it is the time to start closing state parks.
    SACRAMENTO — For most people, Memorial Day kicks off the vacation season. For Gov. Jerry Brown, however, it is the time to start closing state parks. That's right. Shut off the water, cart off the privies, lock the gates. Summer's around the...

    Tags: Memorial Day, Politics, State Parks, Natural Resources, Environmental Issues

    7. May 27, 2012 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  7. California is a Romney home state too

    LA JOLLA &mdash; David and Cristina Sear were walking their Doberman pinschers in this seaside neighborhood when a big U-Haul truck pulled up around the corner from the $12-million beachfront home Mitt and Ann Romney had just bought.
    LA JOLLA — David and Cristina Sear were walking their Doberman pinschers in this seaside neighborhood when a big U-Haul truck pulled up around the corner from the $12-million beachfront home Mitt and Ann Romney had just bought. The driver could not...

    Tags: Personal Service, Ann Romney, Services and Shopping, Cliff Robertson, John Miller

    8. May 28, 2012 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  8. For Romney, beating Obama on education could be tricky

    Herman Cain had 9-9-9. Lately, Mitt Romney&nbsp;is all about E-E-E.
    This post has been corrected, as indicated below.
    Herman Cain had 9-9-9. Lately, Mitt Romney is all about E-E-E. As in, the economy, energy and -- new this week -- education. Romney rolled out his education plan at a speech in Washington last week, and followed up with a visit to a charter school in...

    Tags: Republican Party, Education, Politics, Illinois Governor, David Brooks

    9. May 21, 2012 |Column| Los Angeles Times

  9. 'Tax the rich' is the opposite of reform

    SACRAMENTO &mdash; Gov. Jerry Brown defends his soak-the-rich tax proposal as just. And besides, he says, it's popular with the non-rich.
    SACRAMENTO — Gov. Jerry Brown defends his soak-the-rich tax proposal as just. And besides, he says, it's popular with the non-rich. Never mind that it's the opposite of reform, that it would make California's roller-coaster tax system even more...

    Tags: State Income Tax, Republican Party, Politics, Income Tax, Voting

    10. May 21, 2012 |Column| Los Angeles Times

  10. 'Tax the rich' the opposite of reform

    SACRAMENTO — Gov. Jerry Brown defends his soak-the-rich tax proposal as just. And besides, he says, it's popular with the non-rich. Never mind that it's the opposite of reform, that it would make California's roller-coaster tax system even more...

    Tags: State Income Tax, Republican Party, Politics, Income Tax, Voting

    11. May 23, 2012 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  11. Study shows isolation may lead to corrupt state capitals

    What makes some state capitals so much more corrupt than others? New research provides a partial answer to that long-standing question: isolated capitals breed more corruption and lack of news coverage is a major reason why.
    What makes some state capitals so much more corrupt than others? New research provides a partial answer to that long-standing question: isolated capitals breed more corruption and lack of news coverage is a major reason why.   State capitals have long...

    Tags: Politics, Prosecution, Political Corruption, Science and Technology, Newspaper and Magazine

    12. May 25, 2012 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  12. Gov. Jerry Brown seeks to cap wildfire liabilities in California

    SACRAMENTO &mdash; Gov. Jerry Brown wants to limit the amount of money government agencies can recoup for battling wildfires and restoring damaged public lands.
    SACRAMENTO — Gov. Jerry Brown wants to limit the amount of money government agencies can recoup for battling wildfires and restoring damaged public lands. The proposal would prevent agencies from seeking payouts several times larger than the...

    Tags: Lawyers, Politics, Laws, Companies and Corporations, Agricultural Research and Technology

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