Dianne Feinstein should consider retiring from Senate, Barbara Boxer says
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Former U.S. Sen. Barbara Boxer of California suggested this week that her former colleague, U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein, should consider retiring, according to a report.
"If Senator Feinstein were to call me today and asked my advice, I would say only you can decide this," Boxer said in an article published on Thursday. "But from my perspective, I want you to know I’ve had very productive years away from the Senate doing good things. So put that into the equation." "If Senator Feinstein were to call me today and asked my advice, I would say only you can decide this. But from my perspective, I want you to know I’ve had very productive years away from the Senate doing good things. So put that into the equation." Boxer, 80, and Feinstein, 88, both Democrats, were first elected in 1992 when California became the first state to send two female senators to Congress.
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