CA Governor Candidate Steve Hilton on Why California is Destroying Itself & How a Republican Can Win
Steve Hilton, a British-born Republican and former advisor to UK Prime Minister David Cameron, is running for governor of California on a platform of radical fiscal reform, anti-union policy, and deregulation to combat the state’s economic decline, high cost of living, and institutional d
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