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Episode 67: The Jenner Dilemma, SD Schools Using COVID Cash to Cover Budget Shortfalls, Appellate Court Gives Newsom Scary Precedence

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Jenner is on the scene...and nobody is happier than Fox News who can get people to tune in.  San Diego County schools using COVID cash to cover up budget deficits.  Appellate Court gives Newsom a scary precedence to continue using his emergency powers.  Show Is Now Being Simulcast on IG Live @californiaunderground Show Links San Diego School Districts Still Face Deficits Despite Flood of COVID Cash https://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/news/education/story/2021-05-02/san-diego-school-districts-still-face-deficits-despite-flood-of-covid-cash Appellate Court Upholds Newsom’s “One Man Rule” https://californiaglobe.com/section-2/appellate-court-decision-on-kiley-gallagher-lawsuit-against-gov-newsoms-one-man-rule/

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