After months of calls to resign, the 89-year-old senator finally returned to D.C. and told a reporter on Tuesday, 'I've been here. I've been voting.'
Feinstein’s staffers, reportedly,
to keep up the ruse that the senator is still fit to do the job ahead of her scheduled retirement at the end of this term.to call on a struggling nearly-nonagenarian senator to resign. We are all grateful for the work she’s done to advance women’s representation in Congress, and the very best thing she could do at this point is to step aside and let a more capable person carry on what she started.
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