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  Also older than chocolate chip cookies.
context: You notice how no one is tearing Patrick Leahy apart? 
  Cause he had the good grace to step away with some dignity. >
  
  The bigger point is that no one ever questioned the lucidity of Pat Leahy.  Many people have been upfront about their concerns regarding Feinstein's clearly diminishing mental capacity. >
  
  This is why we need term limits and a retirement age   for politicians >
  
  Term limits only give lobbyist more power.  It's been tried before on the state level.   I agree with age limits >
  
  I do think many politicians today are too old, especially when you compare heads of state like Justin Trudeau and Macron to Biden however it's the responsibility of the people to vote for people who represent them. And if people choose these geriatric people to represent them they have to live with that decision. 
  Though it is also unfortunate that we have political parties that push to essentially pick who even shows up on a ballot or gets elected but it is what it is. >
  
  Biden, for all his faults, has the dubious distinction of being the only silent generation president. >
  
  Does that add value to him as president? >
  
  Nope. Just a random factoid >
  
  That’s a rough article
  
  “God bless her,” said Garry South, a Democratic strategist who has worked on major statewide campaigns in California. “But the most pathetic part of politics is when somebody doesn’t know when it’s time to leave.” >
  
  As a Californian this fossilized, helmet haired Oligarch should have never been voted in at all. She capitalized on tragedy and then inside traded herself into mega wealth. She's everything that's wrong with Neo-Liberalism. >
  
  
  everything that's wrong with Neo-Liberalism.
  
  Okay, I'm stupid enough to ask: What's correct about neo-liberalism? >
  
  It reminds me of the matrix... >
  
  Nothing sums up most voters more than this story:
  I begged everyone I know not to vote for her in ‘18, said “She’s too old.” My mother-in-law was particularly offended, chastised me for ageism. 
  Recently, my mother-in-law said to me “she never should have run last time, she was too old.” >
  
  I moved to SF in 2008 and most people I knew thought she should retire then. 14 years later she’s still there…it’s long past time we implemented term limits for congress and SCOTUS. >
  
  
  term limits
  
  At least age limits >
  
  Team age limits. 
  Each election is (technically) a term limit >
  
  Dianne Feinstein was born in 1933 and the Golden Gate Bridge was finished in 1937. Yep, she's older than the iconic Golden Gate Bridge.