The People, United!

Thousands of Southern Californians took to the downtown streets of Los Angeles to march against the election of Donald Trump as president of the U.S.
Hillary Clinton won the state of California by a wide margin over Donald Trump.

Photo by Ted Soqui/REUTERS © 2016

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Hillary Clinton Party in Downtown LA

The Hillary Clinton victory party was held at the Edison Bar in downtown Los Angeles. Hillary easily won the state of California, but lost the general election for U.S. President.
The attendees were stunned and many cried as they watched election results come in over CNN.

Photos by Ted Soqui © 2016

Waiting.

Breaking news.

Watching Trump's speech.

Afterwards.

Waiting for results.

Watching Trump's speech.

Our great mayor.

Undecided LA

Donald and Hillary's eyes on Beverly Blvd. in Los Angeles.

Photo by Ted Soqui © 2016

#Stop

Hillary in South LA

Democratic Candidate for President Hillary Clinton held a quick campaign rally in South Los Angeles this afternoon. Area politicians including LA Mayor Eric Garcetti and Compton Mayor Aja Brown stopped by to support Hillary.
Jamie Foxx and Jason George from Grey's Anatomy spoke on Hillary's behalf.

Photos by Ted Soqui © 2016

Hillary!

Mayor Garcetti

Kareem Abdul Jabbar.

Jason George.

Jamie Foxx and friends.

Bill and Hill

Mr and Mrs. Clinton attended the commencement ceremonies at LMU this weekend to watch their nephew graduate.
Bill Clinton was the guest speaker and received an honorary doctorate degree from LMU.

Photo by Ted Soqui © 2016

The Clintons.

Hillary Clinton in Los Angeles

Hillary Clinton stopped by LA Trade Tech to speak with home care workers about their jobs and the future of home healthcare.
This was Hillary's first non-fundraising stop in Los Angeles since she announced her candidacy for president.


Photo by Ted Soqui © 2015

FBF Hillary Clinton

Took this image back in 2008, when Hillary Clinton was running for the Democratic nomination for president. Saw this Marilyn Monroe impersonator standing out front of the then Kodak Theatre in Hollywood. She was hoping to meet Hillary Clinton, who was going to debate Barack Obama inside the theatre.

Photo by Ted Soqui © 2008

Waiting for Hillary.

Hillary Ends Campaign

Senator Hillary Clinton ended her historic 17 month presidential campaign today in Washington, DC. She ran a hard fought campaign with real issues like ending the war in Iraq, ending the mortgage crisis, and health care for all. She also continued the fight for equal rights for everyone. Mrs. Clinton's campaign of integrity and solid issues allowed her to finished strong in the last months of the race showing that her messages were finally resonating with America. 

Photos by Ted Soqui c 2008

Our Lady De Los Angeles Hillary Clinton 2-6-08

Los Angeles County chose Hillary Clinton as their Democratic Presidential candidate over the hip and cool Barack Obama. With 99.79% of the precincts reporting, Hillary has won with 658,353 votes and 55.01% of the LA returns over Barack Obama with 495,859 votes and 41.43%. LA loves the Lady.

Photo by Ted Soqui c 2008

Bill Clinton Speaks 2-4-08

Former President Bill Clinton spoke at a rally held for his wife Hillary at Santa Ana College. He talked passionately about his wife's vast experience and how she would bring peace instead of war to the rest of the world. He also said about how popular Hillary is with world leaders. Mr. Clinton spoke for about half an hour to a crowd of about 600 people.

Photo by Ted Soqui c 2008

America Wants Hillary For President 2-2-08

Senator Hillary Clinton spoke at a rally held at Cal State University. She received several endorsements form local politicians Gloria Molina, Ron Dellums, and California State Controller John Chiang. Earvin "Magic" Johnson was in attendance along with Ted Danson, Mary Steenburgen, Sally Field, and America Ferrera of "Ugly Betty" who enthusiastically endorsed Hillary for US President. Senator Clinton spoke for about an hour.

Photo by Ted Soqui c 2008

Sun, Stars, Snakes, And Civility In Hollywood 1-31-08

The stars of the Democratic party debated at the Kodak Theatre in Hollywood. Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton shined as they debated on the war in Iraq, the economy, and the future of America. Hundreds of people watched the debate on a jumbo screen in the middle of the Hollywood and Highland Complex's courtyard. Spotted in the audience was LA Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, LAPD Chief Bratton, Diane Keaton, Stevie Wonder, and Leo Dicaprio.

Photos by Ted Soqui c 2008

Hillary at CSUN 1-17-08

On the 14th anniversary of the Northridge earthquake Senator Hillary Clinton made a campaign stop at CSUN. She held a town hall style meeting and spoke of her economic plan which included a 90 day freeze on home foreclosures and then freeze interest rates for 5 years on high interest ARM home loans. She also said that she would have all of the troops back home within sixty days of taking office. Mrs. Clinton finally looked and sounded very presidential.

Photos by Ted Soqui c 2008