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This is a fair and accurate bio. Smog Check II, at the time, was a major issue, and Assemblyman did recieve quite a bit of press from his efforts. As a republican in a democrat dominated legislative body, major legislative accomplishments are not easy to come by. (edit) |
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This whole article seems to be written from a pro-Rico Oller point of view. For example, why is proposing abolishing Smog Check II a strong environmental record?
- hike395 22:00, 23 July 2006 (UTC)
