Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell stepping down

[flyingtlger]

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell is finally stepping down. 

He will step down in November. He is the longest serving Senate leader in US history.

He was having trouble the last couple of years if you remember how he froze up while being publicly interviewed more than once.

I believe he had what's called a transiet ischaemic attack or a mini stroke.

Personally I think there should be age limits for public officials, especially considering how old Biden and Trump are and how Dianne Feinstein, a California Democratic senator, stuck it out to very end (90 years old) even though she was severely incapacitated mentally and physically. Once these politicians get into power, they can't let it go. They forget that they should be serving the people and not their selves. 

What are your thoughts?

[Jingthing]

He will live in infamy for failing to vote to convict Trump. He could have saved America from fascism. Another case of a complicit republican who put Trump over country and constitution. 

Edited February 28 by Jingthing

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