Democrats reboot focus on Trump; Republicans don’t have Biden to kick around but continue hammering on immigration, cost of living
Congresswoman Sara Jacobs addresses the media after touring the temporary Office of Refugee Resettlement Emergency Intake Facility at Fairplex in Pomona Friday, May 7, 2021. Approximately 280 undocumented children are currently housed at the facility after being relocated from facilities near the border. Like the race for the White House, the battle for control of Congress has been upended in historic fashion — a few times in just a handful of weeks.
“We’re focused on the stakes of this election and calling out what Donald Trump is,” said Rep. Sara Jacobs, D-San Diego, who has taken on a growing role in the Democratic campaign nationwide.• Protecting freedoms, particularly individual choices they say are threatened by Trump, including access to abortion and other reproductive rights.
That is playing out in the 49th Congressional District that straddles the San Diego-Orange County line, where Republican Matt Gunderson is seeking to unseat Democratic Rep. Mike Levin. Levin said Biden “put country first” in stepping away from the campaign and quickly threw his support behind Harris. Then he turned back to the Democrats’ main campaign theme.
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