“To be completely honest, I don’t trust either one with foreign policy.” “These things are no longer happening in other places in the world they’re now happening right here in our own communities – and that scares me,” says Cicerone, 20, a student at Humboldt State University. For him, the big issue is his own safety – he was afraid to go to the July 4 fireworks at Fisherman’s Wharf because the Islamic State had released a video claiming San Francisco as a target – and neither candidate is easing his concerns. But Dominic Cicerone has a similar sense of foreboding. At the Panetta Institute for Public Policy in California, the summer interns are up on the issues.
