Dem Dianne Feinstein not sure where she is, joins Biden in oblivion

Racial politics dominate

Conservative Review‘s recent report, “Feinstein was reportedly confused that Kamala Harris was presiding over Senate: ‘What is she doing here?‘“ shines a bright light on the fact that democrats will continue to support elderly and senile members of their party regardless of their obvious frailties.

Sen. Feinstein, hospitalized in March due to a serious case of shingles resulting in brain inflammation, returned to Congress in May, forgetting she’d been gone. “I haven’t been gone,” insisted Feinstein. “You should…I haven’t been gone. I’ve been working.” Feinstein will turn 90 on June 22.

“You’ve been working from home is what you’re saying?” asked a reporter. “No, I’ve been here,” an agitated Feinstein responded. “I’ve been voting. Please, you either know or don’t know.” A recent poll found that an astounding 67% of Californians agreed that her advanced age and illness made her unfit to serve in office, while only 20% said they disagreed. When asked if she should resign, 42% of Californians said she should, while only 27% said she should serve out her term.

The California senate seat is steeped in racial politics. Gov. Gavin Newsom publicly vowed that if Sen. Feinstein stepped down early, he would appoint a black woman to replace her. The word “qualified,” never came up.

Octogenarian Joe Biden declared his candidacy for a second presidential term on April 25, though he barely currently functions in that role. Real Clear Politics aggregated poll tracker shows Joe Biden‘s polling numbers continuing to plummet.

Florida lawmakers gave final passage Friday to a measure that clears a path for Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis to run for president without resigning from his current job.

Though an unannounced candidate, former President Donald Trump continues to surge in the 2024 Republican presidential polling.