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    Dems' dilemma: confront or compromise?

    by Harold Meyerson, Los Angeles Times Nov 01, 2017 3 minutes

    California State Senate President Kevin de Leon's challenge to Sen. Dianne Feinstein compels California Democrats to confront a political conundrum of the Trump era: What values, strategic perspectives and legislative abilities should they seek in their own leaders? Which is more important: the inclination to confront or the inclination to compromise? Which is the more plausible and productive option in an age of polarization?

    Feinstein and her supporters tout her ability to work across the aisle, to forge

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