Can California Be Saved? Part 2

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : Moore tallies how state spending on infrastructure has almost doubled the past decade, from $86 billion to $164 billion. "
56% : More charter schools.
55% : In Los Angeles, charter schools performed better "across every measured subgroup.
45% : (It should be noted charters are public schools, but exempt from most of the rigamarole of the state Education Code.)
31% : Nolan says it's particularly painful for him to see these "charlatans masquerade as criminal justice reformers.

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