Who is Chuck Schumer talking to? Is he on drugs, hallucinating, or talking to a spirit being?
Is he sundowning?

Term limits... That's all I'm saying.

I think it’s 50/50 whether he runs again in 2028. I know some of his supporters who think he will retire at that time, and are certain that he wants to. His problem is making sure that his successor would be someone he likes. He doesn’t want AOC to replace him, for instance. But it’s unclear if he will have enough power to make that call.

Chuck is another one of these democrats who got out of law school 50 years ago and has never had a job that wasn't elected office.

He looks and acts a lot older than his actual age.

He probably ate the burgers that he grilled.

(08-26-2024 07:24 AM)rath v2.0 Wrote:  Chuck is another one of these democrats who got out of law school 50 years ago and has never had a job that wasn't elected office.

So that makes him just as much a Lawyer as Dr. Jill is a Doctor.

(08-26-2024 07:07 AM)gdunn Wrote:  Term limits... That's all I'm saying.

Age limit, too. We have a floor for president. We need one for all of Congress, and a ceiling, as well. Maybe 70?

(08-26-2024 07:32 AM)BartlettTigerFan Wrote:  He looks and acts a lot older than his actual age.

Wow, he is 73. I thought he was in his 80s. Seriously.

75 with cognizant tests yearly after about 65.

(08-26-2024 08:45 AM)TripleA Wrote:  

(08-26-2024 07:32 AM)BartlettTigerFan Wrote:  He looks and acts a lot older than his actual age.

Wow, he is 73. I thought he was in his 80s. Seriously.

Me too

There are way too many ancient people in congress. I'll take a shot at a guy I personally like a lot, Bernie. He's 82 years old now and is running (and will win) another 6 year term in the Senate. He's way too old. As popular as he is in the state he absolutely could hand pick who he wants to take over for him and they'd win, but he's not doing it. You can pick guys on the other side of the isle as well, this is an issue for both parties.

(08-26-2024 09:22 AM)b0ndsj0ns Wrote:  There are way too many ancient people in congress. I'll take a shot at a guy I personally like a lot, Bernie. He's 82 years old now and is running (and will win) another 6 year term in the Senate. He's way too old. As popular as he is in the state he absolutely could hand pick who he wants to take over for him and they'd win, but he's not doing it. You can pick guys on the other side of the isle as well, this is an issue for both parties.

Truth