Figured it out late in life couldn’t find a man eh?
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Read her bio. She’s been involved in politics for years, she’s no neophyte.
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Defend it!
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Gotta make sure she’s registered to vote in CA though. I hope they don’t miss that step when she becomes a senator. Can you vote on legislation before the senate if you’re not registered to vote in the state you’re representing?
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Excellent pick! Congratulations Californians!
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I would say involved in abortion marketing would be more accurate.
When I see her name my mind sometimes goes to laff-a-lose-a
Weird.
I am sure she will do better than Fetterman.
I don’t know if the US Senate has a rule like that, but I doubt that they do.
You just think he’d be able to, you know… find a resident of the state for this role.
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That name is to avoid confusion.
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That question is garnering toxic levels of avoidance.
If technically legal…It still smells wrong.
Being involved in politics has nothing to do with it. Her particular political involvement is peddling abortion. Imho that’s a negative. This country has too many politicians.
She lives in Maryland and isn’t even registered to vote in California.
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She lived there for 12 years before moving to head a non profit.
Now she will be moving back. Seems ok to me.
Oh, OK. Avoid confusion…Got it.
She Has a home in CA. Should be a simple matter to update her residency.
She will have.
I lived in CA for a year and a half in the Army. Guess that makes me qualified too.
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She lived there a lot longer than you… 
So what’s the proper length of time one must reside there? She lived there, I lived there…
What’s the quota number?
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