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Walters: Prop 55 could lead to exodus
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Sacramento Bee columnist Dan Walters examines Prop 55, which would extend taxes on the wealthiest Californians. He feels it may lead to more people leaving the Golden State.

Read his full column at the Sacramento Bee.

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