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JDPriestly

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6. At first glance, looks very interesting.

Reply to Luminous Animal (Original post)

Tue Feb 14, 2012, 05:23 PM

Feb 2012

I'll be watching for news from his campaign.

We need a replacement for Feinstein. She has "served" long enough and made lots of money while "serving."

I'm sure that Feinstein's husband works very hard and that they would have been very wealthy even if she had not been a senator and sat on such important committees.

Still I ask myself to what extent the Feinsteins have benefitted financially from the fact that she has had a front row street on what is going on in terms of foreign policy the judiciary and other government business?

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Dianne Feinstein has a progressive challenger for the Senate primary... [View all] Luminous Animal Feb 2012 OP

She needs to be retired, yesterday. TheKentuckian Feb 2012 #1

That's awesome. Thanks for posting. EFerrari Feb 2012 #2

good for him mitchtv Feb 2012 #3

I just checked out his site. Hell Hath No Fury Feb 2012 #4

It's going to be a tough Primary season for the challenger. MineralMan Feb 2012 #5

At first glance, looks very interesting. JDPriestly Feb 2012 #6

This will be a "new way" candidate vs a "old and in the way" candidate. CK_John Feb 2012 #7

I've had major issues with Feinstein over the years. BlueIris Feb 2012 #8

Why not? Luminous Animal Feb 2012 #9

I think she's made a lot of hard choices over the last two years. BlueIris Feb 2012 #11

I Totally agree Capn Sunshine Feb 2012 #12

Now see, this is an example of a useful primary. TheWraith Feb 2012 #10

Actually, there are at least 3 Democratic, progressive challengers to DiFi TaxTheRich2012org Mar 2012 #13