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  Not if said PAC donated tons of whiteboards to schools in need!
context: DO IT!!! Katie Porter would be an amazing Senator. >
  
  Seconding this comment, love her >
  
  Thirding it! I love her too! >
  
  Ford it, Nevada approves! >
  
  Fif! >
  
  Feinstein should’ve been voted out after her Iraq war vote.  I’m disgusted she’s been re-elected so many times when there’s 1000 better progressives in CA.  Shameful. >
  
  We need term limits >
  
  Term limits maybe, age limits absolutely >
  
  Age limits, absolutely not.  Like I've mentioned every time this gets brought up, the majority of the elderly politicians serving right now are more mentally sharp and more wise than the people on this subreddit, myself included.  
  These are, for the most part, talented experienced people and putting a limit on something because the public thinks that mental decline hits everyone at the same time in the same way is foolish. >
  
  Lol no way, Feinstein is about as mentally sharp as a rubber mallet at this point. They have no real stake in the continued betterment of the world. Voting on things with global consequences when they've got maybe 5 years left to live? Don't these people have (great) grandchildren to spend time with? Don't they want to retire? Christ I'm not even 40 and I want to retire. We should not continue to abet these greed mongers that cling to power like old necromancers slowly turning to dust. >
  
  I wasn't speaking specifically about Feinstein.
  And as far as retirement goes, is it hard to believe that some lifelong civil servants enjoy what they do and are passionate about it? >
  
  Yes it's hard to believe that one would want to continue "serving" while coming up on their 95th birthday. Feinstein cited as the most egregious example.
  If there can be age minimums to hold office then why not an age maximum? >
  
  I also think age minimums are a poor idea. >
  
  Please, yes. She's one of my favorite politicians: smart, lots of integrity, and a pleasure to see asking questions in hearings. 
  And she has the sense to retire before she's a drooling husk of a person. >
  
  Absolutely!  What a breath of fresh air she would be >
  
  Only if her white board comes with. >
  
  This message approved by WHITE BOARD PAC which ironically Katie would probably oppose