The Resurrection of Xavier Becerra
Although the results of the California gubernatorial primary are still in the process of being certified, it has become reasonably certain, at this point, that Democrat Xavier Becerra will be facing off against Republican and former Fox News personality Steve Hilton in the general election in November. This wasn’t exactly the outcome that many had…
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