If you’re talking about the short term, Katie Porter has a plan.
Her race for California governor now over, Porter will continue teaching at UC Irvine School of Law — she will instruct a bankruptcy course in the fall — and parenting a soon-to-be high school senior who won’t have to uproot to Sacramento in the midst of his final year.
But long term? How, or even will, Porter continue in California politics?
That’s TBD.
“It’s important to think a little bit,” Porter said in a wide-ranging interview this week.
After all, it’s only been about three weeks since she conceded the race for governor, sitting solidly in fifth place.
But it’s been some 3,000 days, give or take a few, since she first started campaigning in Orange County, kicking off what has been a progressive and high-profile — and at times, snarky — mark on California politics.
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