is personal, not political. prominent california democrats continue to vouch for feinstein s ability to serve her constituents. don t get in the way of conversations between patient and their doctors. senator feinstein came back last week and she voted. it was very good. i don t have a medical degree so i won t comment on how she is feeling or what she looks like. i appreciate the fact that she is back working. i think she can serve. i think second run circles around half the people over there. harris: steve hilton. they have to say that. after letting john fetterman come back and leave and come back and leave in pennsylvania, it would look pretty sexist for them we know which party it is. they have to be fair to the women, don t they? exactly. the same with biden. you can see with biden he is not capable of properly doing his job. he is a senile, feeble
Sen. Dianne Feinstein s (D-CA) breathtakingly selfish refusal to step down from her Senate seat may be benefiting Republicans, who get to watch President Joe Biden s judicial confirmations stagnate as they wait for the California Democrat to show up to work. But there s little question that the hubris of Feinstein, who turns 90 next month, sets a precedent that is bad for the republic as a whole.