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Is Now The Time to Go Softer On Public Corruption?

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Is Now The Time to Go Softer On Public Corruption?

A ballot question amends the charter’s ban on political activity. Is there evidence that, left to their own devices, our political players will make good government choices?

A ballot question amends the charter’s ban on political activity. Is there evidence that, left to their own devices, our political players will make good government choices?

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This is the Spoken Edition of Larry Platt’s story. Read the original here

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