What can California Democrats do with regained supermajority?

A view of the California State Capitol February 19, 2009 in Sacramento, California.
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Take Two | March 13, 2013

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California Democrats are celebrating this morning. Last night they eked by in the polls to reclaim their Supermajority in the state senate.

Joining us to talk about what Democrats can do with their Supermajority is John Myers, Political Editor for KXTV in Sacramento.

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