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One Californian who is getting heavy press coverage these days is the venerable Democratic U.S. Senator, Dianne Feinstein—and for good reasons. Feinstein came to the
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Just when we thought there were no more significant snubs forthcoming after Mexico’s president turned down the invitation to visit the White House over the