Katie Porter

So...

I think we have to be careful about doubling down on that approach.

This is a question of what do you do with your general fund?

What are your priorities?

California roads also have improved in many parts of California.

I don't think that people in Los Angeles feel like they've improved.

But I will tell you my roads in Orange County are great and we've seen lots of projects and lots of improvements.

So there's also like it's a big state.

We've got a lot of places that are doing things that are different.

And so I think one of the things I also bring to the race is like I'm not running to be the governor of Los Angeles or the governor of the Bay Area.

Orange County is the sixth most populous county in the United States.

San Diego County is the fifth most populous county in the United States.

And these places get treated like political backwaters.

So to Californians in every part and pocket of the state, you've got to look everywhere.

And when you have one city that's not getting it done on any given issue, sometimes it's the city.

And you've got to think about how to have those conversations and figure out what's going wrong there.

I definitely support figuring out sort of having one place where the buck stops.

Why don't I?

Yeah, let's have it stop with the governor.

So I don't have any problem with it stopping with me.