The 'California Effect,' a phrase coined to describe the power that the state can and sometimes does wield when it comes to nation-wide policies, could be seeing a real challenge in the days to come as the country becomes more and more partisan in its politics, and as other states start to clap-back.

For more on this, KCBS Radio's Holly Quan spoke with Ruth Mason, Law Professor at the University of Virginia.

The 'California Effect,' a phrase coined to describe the power that the state can and sometimes does wield when it comes to nation-wide policies, could be seeing a real challenge in the days to come as the country becomes more and more partisan in its politics, and as other states start to clap-back.
For more on this, KCBS Radio's Holly Quan spoke with Ruth Mason, Law Professor at the University of Virginia.

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