Why I'm Voting yes on 26 & 27
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In this episode I explain all the details of propositions 26 and 27. I dive into how sports wagering has benefited me, how it promotes indigenous self-sufficiency, and how it can potentially aid with the homelessness & mental health problems in California.
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This episode was published on November 3, 2022.
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