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I find it laughable that Molina and her supporters would consider her a likely candidate to heal the race relation problems that plague Los Angeles. Over the last 10 years I can think of no other public figure in Southern California politics who has done more to alienate black and white support for Latino causes than Molina.
Her narrow viewpoints, name calling, overbearing and rude manners and lack of any real political effectiveness are not the types of “qualities” Los Angeles residents need to heal their racial ills.
MARCELLA CORMALIS
Buena Park
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