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California: Governor expects to sign air bill
Sac Bee ^
| 7/4/02
| Jim Sanders
Posted on 07/04/2002 8:37:02 AM PDT by NormsRevenge
Edited on 04/12/2004 5:40:11 PM PDT by Jim Robinson.
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Gov. Gray Davis said Wednesday that he is "strongly inclined" to sign legislation that would regulate vehicle emissions that contribute to global warming.
"In all probability I will," Davis said on KGO radio in San Francisco.
The measure would make California the first state to limit "greenhouse gas" emissions from passenger cars, minivans, pickups and sport-utility vehicles, beginning with the 2009 model year.
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TOPICS: Culture/Society; Government; News/Current Events; US: California
KEYWORDS: calgov2002; davis; emissions; globalwarminghoax; greenhousegas; knife; reduced
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To: goldstategop
I don't think there are enough enviro wackos to win GrayDown reelectionPerhaps not, but there will be enough illegals to get him re-elected.
(Why are we up so early? It's 4:13 AM.)
To: NormsRevenge
Another junk bill based on junk science. Californians deserve what they get for voting these morons into office. Their goal is nopthing less than to destroy capitalism and bring us all back to the candlelit stone age. With the exception of the ruling socialist elite who will of course, as they have in the past enjoy the full comforts of life in their datchas.
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07/05/2002 4:30:49 AM PDT
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Cacique
To: Lizavetta
You must be joking, because that is not what term limits say. Once you have served in the statehouse as a senator or assemblyman, you cannot take the same position again. You can however, run for senator if you were an assemlyman - is that what you're talking about??
If so, you are correct. The deal is this - if you were an assemblyman and are now a senator - when your term is up as senator - you are out of office! Period!
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07/05/2002 9:20:53 PM PDT
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CyberAnt
To: CyberAnt
You can however, run for senator if you were an assemlyman - is that what you're talking about?? Yes.
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