He wouldn't vote Tuesday anyway, but the country's polarization is turning him off more - News Summed Up

He wouldn't vote Tuesday anyway, but the country's polarization is turning him off more


Saturday morning at the Tustin corporate office park headquarters of Katie Porter, volunteers ready to knock on doors ranged in age from a 1-year-old strapped to his mother, to a woman who said she was “old enough that I remember World War II.”Britta Lindgren, who did not want to give her exact age other than to say she was in the last quadrant of her life, had driven an hour and half from her home in West L.A. to volunteer for Porter, a first-time Democrat challenging Rep. Mimi Walters (R-Laguna Beach) in a district that has never sent a Democrat to Congress.


Source: Los Angeles Times November 04, 2018 02:32 UTC



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