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Voter: I asked Tom Steyer the exact same question I'd asked Xavier Becerra two weeks ago. I said to both of them, "You've come to the fastest-warming county in the lower 48, a place that's been hit by wildfires—do you have a climate plan?" For asking that question, I...

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