How a Trump-Endorsed Republican Could Become California’s Next Governor
Steve Hilton, a British-born former Fox News host and political consultant, is running for governor of California as a Republican despite the state's strong Democratic lean. He argues that 16 years of Democratic one-party rule have led to severe economic and social decline, and he is camp
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