Rohrabacher challenger emphasizes job training

While Democratic candidates continue to test for the best recipe to appeal to the wage-stagnant and under-employed segment of the middle class, few have made job training a campaign centerpiece the way Laguna Beach’s Michael Kotick has.
“When it costs $25 an hour to afford rent, I don’t know why we’re talking about a $15-an-hour minimum wage,” said the 34-year-old, who stepped down in May from his post as a marketing director with Nestle to focus full time on his&nb