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An interesting article about age and the US Senate. Did you know the average age of the incoming Senate is 62? Yeah, 62!
Because I can only subject my poor friends and family to my political rantings and ravings for so long.
An interesting article about age and the US Senate. Did you know the average age of the incoming Senate is 62? Yeah, 62!
6 Comments:
You're have a problem with age discrimination it seems.
62 is definately not old. At 21 judgement hasn't even matured yet.
I can only shake my head in bewildered amazement at an accusation of age discrimination. As if I have the power to discriminate against the US Senate in the first place.
As if this is about whether or not you have any power over the U.S. Senate - silly statement.
It's about the age factor. Unfortunately, youth seem to think one has to be under 50 to be coherent, have vision, have the energy, etc.
This is 2006 - today's 60 is yesterday's 40.
It's interesting how you can read so much of my beliefs into one and a half sentences. I'm not even sure what you're trying to say, actually, other than the preposterous blanket assertion that I are have (sic; see your original post) a problem with age discrimination.
Look at your title and the fact that 62 seems important enough to write about.
Dead give away.
You're right. I think 62 year olds should be either locked up in concentration camps or burned at the stake.
You happy?
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