Opinion: Who would replace Feinstein in the Senate?: Letters
It will make little difference who is chosen
None of the well-known names are good candidates for the office, as far as the long-term welfare of our state and country are concerned. The choice will inevitably be more of the same: a party politician through and through, whose legislative focus will be first to satisfy the party and its donors, and only after these are satisfied will the welfare of California be considered, and only to such an extent that won’t interfere with the special interests pulling the strings.
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