Barbara Boxer
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Opinion: We must flip the 48th District, and Marni von Wilpert can do it
Marni von Wilpert. (Photo courtesy of her campaign) I know what it takes to lead and win tough elections. I spent forty years in elected office serving California through some of the most tumultuous times in our country’s history. I thought I saw it all, but it pales in comparison to the recklessness of Donald Trump’s second presidency and a Republican-led Congress bowing down to his every whim. Donald Trump has dragged us into another “forever war” without a vote in Congress.
Boxer: California leads the way toward parity
In these tough times, as we grapple with saving America itself, it is important to note progress and victories. This year, for the first time, women make up a majority in California’s state Senate. Across both legislative chambers, 58 women — a record high — are serving. This is just two seats away from gender parity, which would make California the largest global economy — and one of only four U.S. states — to have a legislature that is 50% women.
Boxer: California leads on women in office. But sexual equality isn’t inevitable.
In these tough times, as we grapple with saving America itself, it is important to note progress and victories. This year, for the first time, women make up a majority in California’s state Senate. Across both chambers, 58 women — a record high — are serving. This is just two seats away from gender parity, which would make California the largest global economy — and one of only four U.S. states — to have a legislature that is 50% women.
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