Annie Greyer
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308 appearances
2 recordings
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first heard Jan 2026
last heard 14 Jul
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He probably should have been in a wheelchair or with a walker or a cane.
But he doesn't like that.
And so I know his staff had asked him for years to be more cognizant of his physical safety.
And he didn't do it.
And he's fallen a bunch.
And that was how he ended up in the hospital this time.
And I think for him, he doesn't want to go out resigning in July of his last year.
He takes his...
Senate appropriations, chairmanship of the defense spending committee very seriously, for example.
And I'm sure he's got a few legacy things that he wants to tie up.
So I think to him, he doesn't want to go out like that.
But if his absence were to hamstring Republicans' ability to do X, Y, or Z, I do think that there's some rabble-rousing Republicans who would let you know that they didn't like it.
Mitch McConnell, 84 years old.
Chuck Grassley, the senior senior senator from Iowa, is infamously 92 years old.
Former Senator Mitt Romney recently said he would not run for president in 2028.
Not that anyone was asking him to, per se, but because he'll be 80 years old by then.
And he, I think, even cited research saying that.
your brain capacity shrinks by the time you're 80.
Is anyone out there, I don't know, renewing calls for upper age limits in the Senate or in the House?
You know, it's something we see in presidential campaigns usually, but it's like a talking point you use to get elected.
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