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Does Age Matter? Well Let's Look at Senator McConnell, Representative Feinstein, President Biden and Others
We simply have wildly different standards for what is too old and frankly what is too young, in life, in business and as discussed below in politics. This podcast explored "the great equalizer" the best way to determine who is fit for a role and who is not or no longer fit. Listen and enjoy.McConnell freezes again while talking to reporters and Feinstein gives POA over her to her daughter while still voting in congress. Back to McConnell, It's the second time that the 81-year-old seemed briefly to be unable to speak in little over a month. In all, the six-term Senator held on to the podium silently for about 30 seconds and failed to answer the posed question. And then there is Rep. Dianne Feinstein, the 90-year-old lawmaker from California, has given power of attorney to her daughter, according to a document posted by Insider — a step that is raising questions from some corners. Why are they still there?