Letters: Hearing voices at the convention
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Re “Villaraigosa defends ‘God’ and ‘Jerusalem’ vote,” Sept. 9
Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa handled this questionable voice vote at the Democratic National Convention in the way most California politicians handle controversial problems: close is good enough. That’s why California is on the verge of bankruptcy.
Al Ferguson
Santa Barbara
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