Rep. Jimmy Gomez’s toughest opponent may be an ethics investigation
Jimmy Gomez’s (D-CA) toughest opponent may be an ethics investigation.For years, Gomez held what appeared to be one of the safest positions in California politics. Recommended Stories Black Democrats emerge as bulwark against socialist takeover AOC vows to support Michigan Senate primary winner ‘no matter what’ Mark Sanford announces run for Lindsey Graham’s Senate seat Today, however, Gomez finds himself confronting a challenge not like any he has faced before.Advertisement Rep. Jimmy Gomez (D-CA), center, on Capitol Hill in Washington, on Feb.
- ▪Jimmy Gomez’s (D-CA) toughest opponent may be an ethics investigation.For years, Gomez held what appeared to be one of the safest positions in California politics.
- ▪Recommended Stories Black Democrats emerge as bulwark against socialist takeover AOC vows to support Michigan Senate primary winner ‘no matter what’ Mark Sanford announces run for Lindsey Graham’s Senate seat Today, however, Gomez finds him
- ▪Jimmy Gomez (D-CA), center, on Capitol Hill in Washington, on Feb.
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Rep. Jimmy Gomez’s (D-CA) toughest opponent may be an ethics investigation.For years, Gomez held what appeared to be one of the safest positions in California politics. Representing one of the most heavily Democratic districts in the country, the Los Angeles congressman repeatedly turned back primary contests from his left, relying on a coalition of organized labor, Latino voters, establishment Democrats, and progressives who viewed him as a dependable vote, even if not always the most ideologically pure.
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