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Revision as of 01:22, 18 March 2014
California is one of the 50 United States of America. It is the host of the California Primary. The Governor of California is Gabriel Tillman, who commands the California National Guard.
Locations
- Berkeley
- University of California at Berkeley
- Beverly Hills
- Triton-Day Public Relations
- California Aqueduct
- Costa Mesa
- Owen Lassiter Library
- Fresno
- Inglewood
- Jet Propulsion Laboratory
- Kirkwood
- Los Angeles
- Los Feliz
- Newport Beach
- Mattress World
- Oakland
- Salinas
- San Andreo
- San Andreo Nuclear Power Plant
- San Diego
- University of California at San Diego
- San Francisco
- Golden Gate Bridge
- San José
- San Mateo
- Santa Paula
- Vinick/Sullivan Campaign Headquarters
- Stanford Club
Notable Californians
Politicians
- Senator Avery (D)
- Former White House Chief of Staff C.J. Cregg (D) — a native Ohioan
- Former President Owen Lassiter (R)
- Bill O'Dwyer (D) — candidate for Congress
- Izzy Perez (C) — former candidate for Governor
- Deputy White House Chief of Staff Sam Seaborn (D)
- Richard Sutter — State Assemblyman
- Secretary of State Arnold Vinick (R) — born in New York
- Representative Chuck Webb (R)
- Hornton Wilde (D) — candidate for Congress
Others
- Roger Becker
- Brenda Burke
- Ronnie Burke
- Victor Campos
- Isobel
- Stanley Keyworth
- Former First Lady Libby Lassiter
- Joey Lucas
- Ted Marcus
- Rafael Martinez
- Leon Montera
- Larry Posner