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And he was working with a group of five Republican senators who at one point or another were willing to engage with him in conversation. CAVANAUGH: So why, if you could recap for us, why did the Governor break off his budget talks with state Republicans? MCELROY: Well, he was trying to pick off some Republicans who might be willing to throw a vote in in exchange for some concessions. Joining us to discuss the continuing turmoil in Sacramento is my guest, Leo McElroy, nonpartisan return to house on haunted hill trailer consultant, and contributor to KPBS morning edition.
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It all depends on what the Governors Plan B actually is. So the deep cuts threatened to balance Californias 15 billion budget deficit are more likely, although not inevitable. And now theres no time to get a ballot measure ready for a June election. But negotiations between Republicans and Jerry Brown have broken down. That extension was supposed to ease deep cuts threatened for Californias schools and social programs. Plan A was to hold a special election in June asking California voters to extend a handful of temporary taxes and fees. Now governor brown has to move on to plan B. CAVANAUGH: Im Maureen Cavanaugh and youre listening to These Days on KPBS. Opinions expressed by guests during interviews reflect the guests individual views and do not necessarily represent those of KPBS staff, members or its sponsors. Please refer to the media file as the formal record of this interview. Leo McElroy, non-partisan Sacramento political consultant and contributor to Morning Edition on KPBS This is a rush transcript created by a contractor for KPBS to improve accessibility for the hearing impaired.
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