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Capitol Democrats Refuse to Hold Fentanyl Traffickers Accountable
Californians have been killed by fentanyl since January 2023
*Estimation is based off of the California Department of Public Health Fentanyl-Related Deaths in 2021
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Gallagher Statement on Passing of Sen. Feinstein
September 29, 2023SACRAMENTO - Today, Assembly Republican Leader James Gallagher (Yuba City) issued the following statement offering his condolences on the passing of Sen. Diane Feinstein:“Senator Feinstein led a distinguished career of public service to California. While we didn’t always agree, she...
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Gallagher on Switch to Winter Blend Gas
September 28, 2023“Announcement is a win for drivers, but Newsom needs to go further to bring down prices.” SACRAMENTO - Assembly Republican Leader James Gallagher (Yuba City) applauded Governor Newsom’s announcement that California will switch to the less expensive winter blend of gasoline,...
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Gallagher To Newsom: Lower Gas Prices by Switching to Winter Blend Now
September 27, 2023Similar action last year resulted in massive price cuts. SACRAMENTO – Today, Assembly Republican Leader James Gallagher (Yuba City) called on Gov. Gavin Newsom to bring down gas prices by immediately switching the state over to its cheaper “winter blend” of fuel. Despite...
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Gallagher Calls on Newsom to Veto Four Bills
September 27, 2023Governor should reject bills that weaken Medicare, raise costs and threaten public safety. SACRAMENTO – Assembly Republican Leader James Gallagher (Yuba City) is calling on Gov. Gavin Newsom to veto four pieces of legislation sent to him by Democratic lawmakers. The four bills,...
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Gallagher Statement on Passage of Human Trafficking Bill
September 11, 2023“It shouldn’t take nationwide outrage for Democrats to finally stand with victims.” SACRAMENTO - Today, Assembly Republican Leader James Gallagher (Yuba City) issued the following statement on the passage of Senate Bill 14, which will classify sex trafficking of a child...
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Assembly Republicans Call on Newsom to DO SOMETHING on Homelessness
September 7, 2023State needs to lower living costs, enforce our laws and fight back against judges who perpetuate homelessness. SACRAMENTO – Today, Assembly Republicans sent a letter to Gov. Gavin Newsom calling on him to act to address the growing homelessness crisis in...
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Gallagher Statement on Democrats’ Attack on Prop. 13
September 6, 2023“Democrat politicians are changing election rules to benefit themselves and their special interest allies.” SACRAMENTO - Today, Assembly Democrats smashed through the Legislature yet another attack on California taxpayers. Assembly Constitutional Amendment 13 is a last minute attempt to curtail voters’ ability...
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