By Catherine Ho
Daily Journal Staff Writer
By all accounts, revelations late last month that Meg Whitman relied on an undocumented immigrant to tidy her family's house during a nine-year period did not help the Republican gubernatorial candidate's chances at winning the November election.
And the fact that Whitman herself has criticized companies that employ illegal workers turned the saga into something of a political ...
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