Which Way, L.A.?
Democrats Try to Shake Things Up in a Tough Election Year
At this weekend's party convention in downtown Los Angeles, California Democrats tried to frame this year's elections as a battle of wills between Wall Street and Main Street, with Nancy Pelosi, Barbara Boxer and Jerry Brown urging party activists to generate Tea Party-style passion. That's according to Carla Marinucci, political reporter…
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readAt this weekend's party convention in downtown Los Angeles, California Democrats tried to frame this year's elections as a battle of wills between Wall Street and Main Street, with Nancy Pelosi, Barbara Boxer and Jerry Brown urging party activists to generate Tea Party-style passion. That's according to Carla Marinucci, political reporter for the San Francisco Chronicle. We speak with her and with veteran Democratic political consultant Darry Sragow.
