East Bay lawmaker who brought newborn to vote says working families not valued enough
Assemblywoman Buffy Wicks gained attention for bringing her one-month-old baby to the assembly floor Monday after her request to participate remotely was denied even though other lawmakers received permissions to be off-site. Wicks joined The Four and describes how she hope this conversation leads to valuing working families more.
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