Posted on Mar 10, 2022
Why are the majority of politicians well over the retirement age?
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SSgt Logan Figueroa
CWO4 Terrence Clark - Yes sir. I'm en route to the front. The next step for me is transferring to a UC in fall 2023 in pursuit of a degree in Law.
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MSG Stan Hutchison
You have a valid point. I also think there is a lot of "voting against" by both sides. So, if you have a Dem running against an incumbent Rep, the Republicans will vote for the incumbent rather than vote for the Dem, and vice-versa.
Some people claim they vote for the person and not the party, but statistics show different.
Some people claim they vote for the person and not the party, but statistics show different.
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CWO4 Terrence Clark
MSG Stan Hutchison
Let's bask in the moment, brother Stan. For a change, we are in total agreement!
Let's bask in the moment, brother Stan. For a change, we are in total agreement!
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Good question. There are a number of good answers in response on this thread.
Here is a good source for data on our elected officials;
https://crsreports.congress.gov/product/pdf/R/R46705
The average age of Members of the House at the beginning of the 117th Congress was 58.4 years; of
Senators, 64.3 years.
Here is a good source for data on our elected officials;
https://crsreports.congress.gov/product/pdf/R/R46705
The average age of Members of the House at the beginning of the 117th Congress was 58.4 years; of
Senators, 64.3 years.
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Politicians have forgotten that they were elected to serve the people, now they serve themselves or and ideology.
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SSgt Logan Figueroa
I think it's the people who have forgotten. The people are allowing politicians to run this country like it's their own game of Risk.
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