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An interview with Michael Shellenberger

2 June 2022

12:12 PM

2 June 2022

12:12 PM

Michael Shellenberger is an unusual political candidate. He’s also arguably the only person with a chance of stopping Gavin Newsom from spending four more years as governor of California.

A 50-year-old environmentalist, Shellenberger is a former Democrat running for governor as an independent. And he has form when it comes to aiming leftwards.

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