Katie Porter

Yes, I think we should.

Yeah.

So I have shown a willingness to go toe to toe with corporate America and a willingness to shake up the status quo.

Like you just said this yourself, John, the status quo isn't so hot.

You started this with a litany of things about California that are frustrating.

Javier Becerra first entered office when I was in like middle school or high school.

And I'm, you know, I'm 52.

Like,

I've had Botox a couple of times and people keep telling me on social media I need it again.

I don't disagree.

So I think, you know, we need someone.

We're in a moment of California where more of the same is not going to cut it.

We need to change.

We need to recognize that we can't just pat on ourselves on the back and say, we're California, we're the biggest.

We got to say to ourselves, what's holding us back from being better?

And so I think that taking on the status quo, being willing to do things a little differently, not just going along to get along.

I think that's an important quality right now.

I also think I'm someone who has came into politics because of Donald Trump.

So like Abigail Spanberger, like Mikey Sherrill, like Deb Haaland, like this whole next batch of governors that we have and are electing.

These are my classmates.