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In reply to the discussion: Sandra Fluke may seek Henry Waxman House seat [View all]LynneSin
(95,337 posts)22. She's 33 and she's done a pretty damn good job so far
She has testified before congressional hearing, has had her name ripped by the right-wing and spoke amazingly well at the DNC.
Must we wait til she gets her AARP card until we allow her to run for office? I say she's in her prime!
Joe Biden started serving as a US Senator at age 30. Waxman was 36 years old when he first served in the US House.
I think Ms. Fluke is in her prime and should run for office now!
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And hey to your own sweet self! Gotta run to Urgent Care, will see you later. n/t
freshwest
Jan 2014
#32
I love it! I hope Waxman endorses her to take his place. She's ready for the challenge. n/t
freshwest
Jan 2014
#9
Waxman was 30 when he first ran for office and 36 when he first ran for Congress
LynneSin
Jan 2014
#24
If she waits a few years, she'll be running against an incumbent and won't stand a chance.
SunSeeker
Jan 2014
#34
Wow! I was away from my desk at work and came back to a message from my friend
nirvana555
Jan 2014
#50