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Hillary Scholten’s call for President Joe Biden to “pass the torch” to a new candidate made her the third Democratic “Frontliner” to do so this week and continued the slow drip of elected Democrats calling
Latimer’s endorsements are an establishment who’s who, from former first lady, secretary of State, New York senator and presidential nominee Hillary Clinton to former Reps. Nita M.
“At some point in a career, one needs to step aside and allow others to bring fresh ideas and abilities into the fight for liberty, just as I have,” the Energy and Commerce Committee member said in his
Hillary Scholten, D-Mich., said in a statement Thursday.
None of the retired lawmakers is calling on the current crop of geriatric senators to step aside, but former California Sen. Barbara Boxer says there is life after the Senate, “and it’s good.”
Romney rarely held back when he saw a need to criticize Trump, putting him out of step with most GOP voters. Check out our full report here.
Sheehy’s spokeswoman told Bloomberg that, if elected, he would step down from the company and comply with Senate ethics rules.
We now have a huge opportunity to step in and show what we can do — but only if we move quickly to prove our numbers,” he wrote in an email soliciting donations for fellow House Democrat Eric Swalwell