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California’s House Republican Delegation Is Divided on Davis Recall

By Josh Kurtz, David Perera and Sarah Bouchard
Roll Call Staff
June 23, 2003, Midnight

While Rep. Darrell Issa (R-Calif.) maneuvers to become the next governor of California, his 19 Republican House colleagues from the Golden State have been strangely silent on the political revolution that Issa is helping to foment back home.

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Rumi Pazos, 6, and his mother, Christi Funk, from Orange County, Ca., attend a news conference Tuesday in front of the Capitol on the Safe Chemical Act, which would update the Toxic Substances Control Act of 1976. To support the bill, Safer Chemicals, Healthy Families rallied moms, nurses and cancer survivors to participate in a “stroller brigade” throughout the Capitol complex.

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