Lydia Emily’s Bernie Sanders Wall

10:43 AM PST on January 20, 2016

Lydia Emily recently painted a wall in Silver Lake honoring Bernie Sanders. Emily is feeling the Bern...

"If the Republicans win back the house I could lose my health care. So many of us could lose our healthcare. So many of us who could never get healthcare before because of our pre-existing conditions. Bernie is for universal healthcare. If he does not win and the White House turns red people like me could die." - Lydia Emily

We also wondered what Lydia's favorite taco spot in LA is. The answer?

Señor Fish, specifically the vegetarian potato tacos.

Thank you Lydia!

Please enjoy these photos of the wall's creation and completion from Birdman...

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