Assemblyman Torrico at San Jose State

10.15.09

 

While unemployment reaches record levels in California, Assemblyman Torrico supports a plan that would cost California 9000 jobs. Thanks to San Jose State College Republicans for taking this video and showing Californians exactly where Assemblyman Torrico’s priorities are.

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