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    Proposition 35 Aims to Improve Health Care for Low-Income Californians. Critics Warn it Could Backfire

    By Kristen Hwang,,

    8 hours ago
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    💙🌊🇺🇲🧠🌻💪✌️ for We the People
    Maggie S
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    Who helps the hard-working middle class with HIGH insurance premiums?????UNFAIR
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