In Sacramento, the two candidates for California governor recently presented their policy agendas. These agendas were described as both sweeping and vague, covering various topics. The candidates also took the opportunity to criticize each other's promises.
Their views on key issues were reportedly starkly contrasting. Further details on the candidates' policy agendas and their criticisms of each other can be found in the Los Angeles Times.
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