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https://www.foxnews.com/politics/feinstein-reportedly-confused-about-her-own-judicial-nominee-vote

California Democrat Sen. Dianne Feinstein, who announced earlier this week that she will not seek re-election in 2024, on Wednesday appeared to be confused about what action she had taken regarding a two-vote series in the Senate, according to a report.

"Did I vote for that?" Feinstein asked her longtime chief of staff, David Grannis, about a vote to approve a judicial nominee to the federal bench, Business Insider reported.

Grannis, who, according to the outlet, had already explained to Feinstein that the votes on Biden appointees would be taking place throughout the day, responded: "No."

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/feinstein-reportedly-confused-about-her-own-judicial-nominee-vote > California Democrat Sen. Dianne Feinstein, who announced earlier this week that she will not seek re-election in 2024, on Wednesday appeared to be confused about what action she had taken regarding a two-vote series in the Senate, according to a report. > "Did I vote for that?" Feinstein asked her longtime chief of staff, David Grannis, about a vote to approve a judicial nominee to the federal bench, Business Insider reported. > Grannis, who, according to the outlet, had already explained to Feinstein that the votes on Biden appointees would be taking place throughout the day, responded: "No."

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Term limits are bullshit jew tactics. Nothing says freedom like the government outlawing popular people from being elected "too much." But I'm all ears if someone wants to try and explain how the government telling me who I can vote for helps my freedom and liberty.

Denying election fraud is a jew tactic. Believing we have fair and open elections and arguing against reform is a jew tactic.

Are you suggesting that things are going well and we should leave them as they are?

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I'm saying that outlawing certain people from running for office is going to fix nothing. California has had term limits on all state and local politicians for decades. See how wonderful that's turned out?