Senate Foe Swings At Steve Garvey In Debate And Hits One-Liner Out Of The Park
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Rep. Katie Porter had an All-Star zinger to skewer the Republican LA Dodgers great who's vying for the U.S. Senate in California.
Rep. Katie Porter (D-Calif.) slammed baseball great Steve Garvey for evading a question about Donald Trump during their Senate debate in California this week. (Watch the video below.)
Garvey, a former MVP and World Series winner with the Los Angeles Dodgers, was the lone Republican onstage against Democratic Reps. Adam Schiff, Barbara Lee and Porter. All hope to succeed the late Dianne Feinstein to represent the state. Garvey is a longshot. The GOP has not won a U.S. Senate election in California in decades, The Associated Press noted.
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