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Not far from it. The previous administration was offensive, defensive, and required a special team to handle it.
Porter made her announcement despite neither of California’s sitting senators, Democrats Dianne Feinstein and Alex Padilla, saying they plan to vacate their seats. Padilla, 49, won election in November to his first full term. Feinstein, 89, last year filed initial paperwork to run for reelection in 2024.

Wonder if the party is putting the gears to Feinstein to finally retire. >

She definitely needs to retire. Katie should primary her if she refuses. >

If she won’t willingly retire, then Katie needs to brutally punish Feinstein for her failing mental capacity. 
It is embarrassing that the party is not more vocal in trying to get her to retire today, let alone not support a primary challenger to her seat. >

Because it's been a nonstop torrent of insanity for two and a half years, and I can barely hold onto the stuff I need for my local elections, never mind worry about a senate election in CA that'll produce a Democrat every time. Same reason I don't pay attention to senate news stories in Alabama. >


Same reason I don't pay attention to senate news stories in Alabama.

You mean you're not interested in reading about a "senator" who thinks the three branches of government are Offense, Defense, and Special Teams? >

Oh God, are they not?!