Politico Suggests Constitutional Amendment to Remove Feinstein From Senate

[pjcomix]

Politico seems very desperate to remove Dianne Feinstein from the U.S. Senate. How desperate? Desperate enough to suggest a constitutional amendment to remove elected officials whose health stands in the way of advancing the liberal agenda.

On Wednesday, former Politico health editor Joanne Kenen on Wednesday in "‘You Can’t Hide Things’: Feinstein, Old Age and Removing Senators." Kenen is now with the Commonwealth Fund, a leftist health-care foundation.

Even though a constitutional amendment would take years to enact, it is a mark of desperation that such a tactic is being considered even though it couldn't affect Feinstein. This is illustrated in the subtitle of the story: "Is it time for a constitutional amendment to oust incapacitated lawmakers?"

https://newsbusters.org/blogs/nb/pj-gladnick/2023/05/05/politico-suggests-constitutional-amendment-remove-feinstein-senate

[sneakypete]

The only thing really new about this is the left is trying to eat one of it's own.

Since Fineswine is about to die-off or get put away for her own sake anyhow,this is a pretty safe move for them to make in the hope that it would give them the authority to remove any and all conservatives at will.

Sometimes we just have to be careful that what we hope for doesn't come true.

[mountaineer]

Sickly 89-year-old Dianne Feinstein wheeled into Senate, asks, 'Where am I going?'
Joseph MacKinnon
May 11, 2023

Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) is not done convalescing after being laid out for over three months with an alleged bad case of the shingles. Nevertheless, after missing 91 votes, she made her return this week so that her Democratic colleagues can resume pushing their agenda.

The sickly 89-year-old former mayor of San Francisco was put into a wheelchair outside the Senate Wednesday, then carted inside.

"Where am I going?" she asked her handlers wearily, reported the Huffington Post.

After saying, "Hi everybody," Feinstein proceeded to cast her first two votes since Feb. 16, helping Glenna Wright-Gallo secure the position of assistant education secretary.

Despite technically being back in the game, NBC News reported that Feinstein still managed to miss two votes on her first day back. ...

The Blaze

[Free Vulcan]

It's desperately ghoulish to hang on right to your last breath and bony claw while you're rapidly sliding into your casket, just to feed off the last drops of the power juice in a near demonic addiction.

[Fishrrman]

Posted earlier, worth repeating:

[Free Vulcan]

Posted earlier, worth repeating:

Nailed it.