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All The King's Horses ... How To Fix A Broken California
Tuesday, June 23, 2009 : 9:00am to 12:00pm
University Park Campus
Davidson Conference Center
Board Room; 2nd floor
FREE with RSVP
The USC Unruh Institute of Politics and The Bedrosian Center host a post-election colloquium on Tuesday, June 23rd, featuring two panel discussions of experts from politics, media, government and academia. The two panels will focus on prospects of a Constitutional Convention in the State of California.
9:30 am - 10:30 am: "Alternative Futures: Assessing the prospects of a State Constitutional Convention" moderated by David Abel, Publisher and Past Chairman of the California Assembly Speaker's Commission on State Local Government Finance reform.
Featured Panelists:
Jon Coupal, President, Jarvis Taxpayers Association
John Grubb, Senior Vice President, External Affairs, Bay Area Council
Robert Hertzberg, Co-Chair, California Forward & Speaker Emeritus, CA Assembly
Rob Lapsley, Vice President, Public Affairs, CalChamber
Adam Mendelsohn, Partner, Mercury Public Affairs & Former Communications Director for Governor Schwarzenegger
Steve Peace, Former CA Department of Finance Director & State Senator
10:45 - 11:45 am
"Can It Actually Happen?" Journalists and Analysts discuss the political realities of a Constitutional Convention and other possible reform efforts. Moderated by Dan Schnur, Director of the Jesse M. Unruh Institute of Politics at USC
Featured Panelists:
Dave Bryan, Reporter, CBS 2 KCAL 9 News Team
Amy Chance, Political Editor, Sacramento Bee
Cathy Decker, Political Reporter, Los Angeles Times
John Marelius, Political Reporter, San Diego Union Tribune
Anthony York, Editor, Capitol Alert