Jimmy Camp

former GOP strategist in City of Orange

former GOP strategist in City of Orange

Jimmy Camp on KCRW

Democrats are flipping more and more House seats. They could win as many as 40 seats.

With Democrats flipping so many House seats, what’s the future of the GOP in California?

Democrats are flipping more and more House seats. They could win as many as 40 seats.

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