Ex-San Diegan eyed as key Trump economic strategist

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% : Unsuccessful at the ballot box, Navarro concentrated on his teaching career at UC Irvine, where he has taught economics and public policy since 1989.
45% : While it wasn't clear whether some political prankster was making a statement in support of Trump or mocking the GOP presidential candidate, The Kook proved to be not so crazy, after all. Party politics: Among San Diegans at Trump's victory party in New York Tuesday were former U-T publisher Doug Manchester with wife, Geniya, and Madeleine Pickens, owner of Del Mar Country Club.
43% : Last June, I asked the Irvine professor: "If Trump wins the election, would you see yourself working in his administration?"
41% : On Oct. 12, The New Yorker magazine tweeted: "Should Donald Trump overcome the odds against him now and be elected President, Peter Navarro would likely become the single most powerful economic adviser in the United States.
26% : She emphasized that Trump needs to get rid of partisanship and has vowed to dissemble the good old boy network.

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