Dianne Feinstein faces memory issues
Dianne Feinstein faces memory issues. As reported to the Chronicles by Democrats and staff. This lady is soon to be 89. And is the oldest member of the United States Senate.
After graduating from university, Feinstein entered politics in 1955. The lawmaker served California for nearly 30 years. First as a San Francisco official. Then as mayor, and now as a lawmaker, since 1992.
Feinstein has had an innovative political career. But, the Democratic colleagues and congressional staff have raised concerns.
It was reported to the Chronicles. That the congresswoman is no longer able to do tasks without assistance.
Further, it has difficulty recognizing colleagues and comprehending crucial subjects. And repeats the conversation due to distorted memory.
The colleagues told the Chronicles that Dianne Feinstein faces memory issues, recounting a story. One time, Feinstein couldn’t recognize a congressman.
Whom she’d known for 15 years. Prompting the Democrats to introduce themselves numerous times. It happened during several hours of small chats.
Democrats admitted recognizing Feinstein as a detail-oriented leader who was always in charge and participated in talks that resulted in bills and ideas. But now, the case is different.
FEINSTEIN’S PAST AND MENTAL HEALTH
Feinstein accepted that the “painful and distracting” past events negatively affected the lawmaker’s memory. The lawmaker’s husband, investor Richard Blum, passed away due to illness. This gave Feinstein a hard time.
This admission raised concerns about Feinstein’s ability to govern and serve as a senator. Senator Feinstein said she has always helped and continues to serve the people of California.
And that the lawmaker has better records than anyone else’s. Dianne Feinstein’s term ends in 2024. Consequently increased the pressure on Feinstein to leave the Senate. Due to this Dianne Feinstein faces memory issues.
It is all the conspiracy of the democratic colleagues to remove Feinstein from the senates seat. The lawmaker asked if it is okay to treat someone who has worked for three decades. Spent serving people this way.
By: Bahaar Abdullah