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June 28, 2024
In presidential debate, Southern California voters sought answers on immigration and Israel but got a muddle
On Thursday night, televisions at a sports bar in Santa Monica, a pizza restaurant in Irvine and a dive bar in Downtown L.A. were tuned not to a baseball game but rather the presidential debate....