I’m talking necessarily running for a seat.
I’m thinking along the lines of backroom.
Why would anybody give up an easy seat, with a Senator’s income and perks unless there was a better deal somewhere?
RE: Why would anybody give up an easy seat, with a Senators income and perks unless there was a better deal somewhere?
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She’ll be 65 this year. Isn’t that a good age to retire? That is my personal target age.
She says because it's nearly impossible to get anything done with the present situation in DC - and that is true.
She said she feels she may be able to make more of a difference - not quoting exact words here - as a private citizen.
Sometimes people can achieve more when unfettered by the restriction of elected office where you have to watch every word, every action.
I think "Sarah" has proved that - and before you all jump on me - I am NOT comparing Olympia to Sarah - just making a general observation...so take a deep breath and chill
"Better deal" is but one possibility. However, regarding the question itself:
That is the right question.