FEINSTEIN: Hun, it’s time for you to retire!

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Tome to go, Hon.

Biden is going to veto this and they don't have the votes to override... So not a big deal really.

Biden doesn't care about what impact these ridiculous rules set by the EPA will have on the economy or business.

“The irony is, the prices of newer vehicles will escalate, incentivizing truckers and businesses to hold onto their older, higher-emitting trucks,” Sen. Deb Fischer, R-Neb., sponsor of the resolution, said in a Wednesday floor speech. “Smaller, more affordable trucking businesses will close up shop, and the ones that can afford higher prices will raise their rates. This means consumers will be paying more money to a smaller group of businesses.”

Lol Fischer? She is a right wing nut job.

And, the goons in the EPA are left wing nutjobs intent on destroying our economy and way of life.

Our way of life is not sustainable. We can't keep spewing fossil fuel carbon into the atmosphere or we won't have a planet to have a way of life in.

Baloney. Cars with modern emissions systems are cleaner than ever. Either the fossil fuels get burned here or some third world country without catalytic converters, oxygen sensors and OBD II.

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Big yenta energy - rbg difi they are all like this

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Time for her to retire.

I am quite the liberal democrat, and I saw this photo earlier and just sort of gasped. It's time to go. This is difficult to watch. It might be her sense of duty but I sort of doubt it. Power is a drug.

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Time for her to retire.

I am quite the liberal democrat, and I saw this photo earlier and just sort of gasped. It's time to go. This is difficult to watch. It might be her sense of duty but I sort of doubt it. Power is a drug.

Ok but I heard that she won’t be replaced on the committee if she leaves this term.

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Time for her to retire.

I am quite the liberal democrat, and I saw this photo earlier and just sort of gasped. It's time to go. This is difficult to watch. It might be her sense of duty but I sort of doubt it. Power is a drug.

They claim it's shingles.

That's a stroke face.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Time for her to retire.

I am quite the liberal democrat, and I saw this photo earlier and just sort of gasped. It's time to go. This is difficult to watch. It might be her sense of duty but I sort of doubt it. Power is a drug.

She has had a long successful political life, and I'm sure she identifies strongly with her work and wants to finish out her term with grace.

She also looks totally devastated by shingles, her poor eye and face! She is a tough bird and I appreciate her commitment to her job.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Time for her to retire.

I am quite the liberal democrat, and I saw this photo earlier and just sort of gasped. It's time to go. This is difficult to watch. It might be her sense of duty but I sort of doubt it. Power is a drug.

They claim it's shingles.

That's a stroke face.

The redness in her eyes and cheeks say shingles.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Ken Klippenstein is a reporter for The Intercept.
It's no wonder that approval numbers for the media is so low.

That tweet got hundreds of comments from reporters telling him that this was terrible.

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It was beyond ridiculous when Strom Thurmond was wheeled around the Senate like a weekend at bernie's skit, and the current situation with Feinstein is equally ridiculous. The woman is not capable of fulfilling her duties and she hasn't been for some time. It is ridiculous of Schumer and the others to act otherwise.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Time for her to retire.

I am quite the liberal democrat, and I saw this photo earlier and just sort of gasped. It's time to go. This is difficult to watch. It might be her sense of duty but I sort of doubt it. Power is a drug.

She has had a long successful political life, and I'm sure she identifies strongly with her work and wants to finish out her term with grace.

She also looks totally devastated by shingles, her poor eye and face! She is a tough bird and I appreciate her commitment to her job.

It’s a bit too late to worry about “leaving with grace,” dontcha think?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Time for her to retire.

I am quite the liberal democrat, and I saw this photo earlier and just sort of gasped. It's time to go. This is difficult to watch. It might be her sense of duty but I sort of doubt it. Power is a drug.

They claim it's shingles.

That's a stroke face.

It sure looks like it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Time for her to retire.

I am quite the liberal democrat, and I saw this photo earlier and just sort of gasped. It's time to go. This is difficult to watch. It might be her sense of duty but I sort of doubt it. Power is a drug.

They claim it's shingles.

That's a stroke face.

It sure looks like it.

Then not the only current senator recovering from a stroke. She needs to be treated equitably.

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Anonymous wrote:It was beyond ridiculous when Strom Thurmond was wheeled around the Senate like a weekend at bernie's skit, and the current situation with Feinstein is equally ridiculous. The woman is not capable of fulfilling her duties and she hasn't been for some time. It is ridiculous of Schumer and the others to act otherwise.

She can't be replaced on committee if she resigns unless the democrats end the filibuster, which they won't. She put the senate in the position when she ran for reelection as an 83 year old and again when she kept her committee seats for this session. These elderly politicians need to learn how to retire with their legacy intact because if she can't vote in committee, cementing a republican judiciary will end up being her legacy

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Time for her to retire.

I am quite the liberal democrat, and I saw this photo earlier and just sort of gasped. It's time to go. This is difficult to watch. It might be her sense of duty but I sort of doubt it. Power is a drug.

She has had a long successful political life, and I'm sure she identifies strongly with her work and wants to finish out her term with grace.

She also looks totally devastated by shingles, her poor eye and face! She is a tough bird and I appreciate her commitment to her job.

It’s a bit too late to worry about “leaving with grace,” dontcha think?

+1

This is all about Feinstein thinking about herself and not about the larger picture. Like RBG, Feinstein will end up dead with a damaged legacy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Time for her to retire.

I am quite the liberal democrat, and I saw this photo earlier and just sort of gasped. It's time to go. This is difficult to watch. It might be her sense of duty but I sort of doubt it. Power is a drug.

She has had a long successful political life, and I'm sure she identifies strongly with her work and wants to finish out her term with grace.

She also looks totally devastated by shingles, her poor eye and face! She is a tough bird and I appreciate her commitment to her job.

It’s a bit too late to worry about “leaving with grace,” dontcha think?

+1 Sadly true