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Arnold told California voters he didn't need anyone's money and that he would make decisions for the people. Even a salesman as…
Feb 6, 2004Campaign reports filed late tonight show that Arnold has transferred another $1 million from his "Recovery Team" to the committee to pass…
Feb 6, 2004Schwarzenegger, alas, puts Davis to shameSacramento Bee If Davis had tried such a stunt, he would have been run out of Sacramento…
Feb 5, 2004GOVERNOR'S POLITICAL COMMITTEES RAISING LARGE, UNREGULATED SUMSSan Jose Mercury News (California) "He's completely blown a hole in any moral credibility he had…
Feb 5, 2004News Herald (Port Clinton, OH) California residents voted in 1988 to begin electing an insurance commissioner. Since then, according to the California-based…
Feb 4, 2004Schwarzenegger and his allies accounted for $27 million of the total election tab.The Sacramento Bee Meanwhile, another campaign finance watchdog took issue…
Feb 4, 2004Top asking price to join Schwarzenegger in N.Y. - $500,000Sacramento Bee Watchdogs reacted with a mix of suspicion and outrage, saying loopholes…
Feb 4, 2004"As Governor I will propose legislation to punish willful and knowing violations of the campaign finance laws as a felony [such as]…
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Kay Marchioni - Chicago, Illinois
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Kenneth Evan Kennedy - San Francisco, California
Feb 3, 2004Patricia Filaseta - Los Angeles, California
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Raymond Williams - Sacramento, California
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Ruth MacInnes - San Diego, California
Feb 3, 2004Janet Warren - Los Angeles, California Few medical stories are as horrific as that of Janet Warren, a vibrant, driven career woman…
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Gary Rushford - San Jose, California
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Bobbie Jenke - Santa Rosa, California
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