Former Energy Chairman
and Environmentalist Henry Waxman has thrown his hat into the ring for the 33rd
Congressional district. The current incumbent in the 30th Congressional
district, Waxman has commanded an imposing and long-standing presence in the
Beverly Hills region, where has faced token opposition so often that every
election cycle he hardly invests in campaigning.
His recent interest in the South Bay is a new development of the Congressman, one which will force him to focus his time and resources over a larger swath of constituencies. For decades, the 36th Congressional district centered around the Port regions and the LAX area. Now, voters throughout the entire Santa Monica Bay will cast their vote for the same representative. Wealth and privilege accentuate the greatest link for the voters throughout this well-position region of Southern California.
For the record, I support independent Bill Bloomfield, a well-respected businessman with connections to education, community policing, and small business interests. His well-rounded savvy positions him appropriately to represent the widespread needs of the sprawling district from Malibu for Rancho Palos Verdes.
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