Monday, December 14, 2020
New Yorker To Senate Dems: Let’s Face It, Feinstein’s Mental Acuity Has Deteriorated Too Badly To Let Her Continue
Yikes. Either Dianne Feinstein alienated progressive staff on Capitol Hill more than we realized with her hug of Lindsey Graham, or Gavin Newsom might need to make two Senate appointments this year. In a stinging report, New Yorker’s Jane Mayer hints that Feinstein has begun struggling with dementia, although that word never gets uttered.
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Add Pelosi to the list of dementia/drinkers.
ReplyDeleteWhat about Biden?
DeleteAnd biden
DeleteA couple years ago, didn't a D.C. pharmacist claim that there were a half dozen or so dementia related prescriptions being sent to elected officials on Capitol Hill? WTF is wrong with voters that continue to elect people to federal office that have one foot in the grave and the other on a banana peel, like Feinswine and bdeh bdeh bdeh Biden. In addition to having minimum ages for elected federal office, there ought to be a maximum age limit. I'm thinking they should be forcibly retired after seventy five. Term limits would solve that problem also.
ReplyDeleteIf the media isn't reporting it, how's the Average Joe going to know?
DeleteI would be in favor of a cognition test, including a blood test for cognition-enhancing substances, cuz these vermin would cheat to keep their pay, insider-trading info & perks. Expand this to Supreme Court & other judges, too.
DeleteIt is all the "voters" called Dominion
Delete"bdeh bdeh bdeh Biden" - Hilarious. I'm stealing that.
DeleteIf their are their more than two terms, out the door. Career politicians shouldn’t
ReplyDeleteThis is just a test run to see how the public reacts, and a precedent to move Creepy Joe our sooner rather than later. The DNC never wanted Biden to be president, but he was the only candidate that didn't creep-out the suburban soccer moms. Now that they have beaten Orange Man Bad, it's just a matter of time before they shuffle Joe off to retirement and put Commie Harris in the drivers seat.
ReplyDeleteExactly, I've always said that was the plan. They will let him play president for a couple months then his ass is out to pasture. Any whom becomes vice president? Is it the speaker of the house? Pepsiloco?
DeletePelosi as VP so she can boot Camel toe? Or Duh Shrill bot? or Cuomo. 3d chess folks. Who is in the hunt? OK, How about Aleister Crowley? I know, I know. He's dead and British, but since the Constitution is ass wipe for the rainbow herd, it makes no never mind. Ron Hubbard and Adolph Hitler are in the hunt. OK OK. Joe Stalin for head of DOJ. Sanger for HHS. Now you're talking change they can really get behind.
DeleteShe's served her purpose, so it's off to the gulag time.
ReplyDeleteDF didn't give AmyCB a hard time at her hearing, so she's now expendable.
ReplyDeleteAnnd the knives are coming out...
ReplyDeleteWhat I heard yesterday was that Kamala Harris (who has not yet given up a Senate seat to be VP) is busy making sure that she has 2 Senators in CA that she can rely on, i.e. Own. She and Feinstein have hated each other for years. The knives are out. Watch two ward heelers, hard left, appear to take up both CA seats.
ReplyDelete"struggling with dementia"?
ReplyDeleteAnd?
She was a democrat for how many years now?
Is this where AOC jumps into a senate position? Yeah, I know she’s from NY but the rules don’t seem to mean anything anymore.
ReplyDeleteI despise Swinestein, but I have to give her this much:
ReplyDelete"...a proposed piece of legislation that she protested was “just words” which “make no sense.”"
That is true of almost all legislation.
--Tennessee Budd
congress people dont write legislation -- aides do.and lobbyists
DeleteMy only question is.....how were they able to tell when she begin "slipping"?
ReplyDeleteTim in AK
Simple. She's gotta take a dive to avoid the coming Chi Com scandal with Hunter and Joe via her spy i.e. personal assistant. Remember that one? She will soon follow RBG into the progressive abyss. .
ReplyDeleteIf only she'd been Thurgood Marshall: dude was so out of it in his last years on the Court that during oral arguments, he'd ask questions about cases from years before. Not how those cases might apply to the current matter, but as though he was currently hearing them now.
ReplyDeletelet them canabilize themselves.
ReplyDeleteI have no love for Diane Feinstein but how many men have gone senile in Congress with no media and congress effort to oust them ? I resent them treating a woman this way. What is the real story?
ReplyDeleteWhy aren't any of them forced into retirement when they hit 65, like corporations do with employees?
ReplyDeleteI see a correlation between the mental (& moral) decline in leadership that's apparent in the entire country.
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