FOX:
Five-term Rep. Alan Lowenthal of California will retire at the end of this Congress.
Lowenthal, who will step down after serving for 10 years in the House of Representatives after two decades in municipal and state government, becomes the 20th Democratic lawmaker to retire or run for different office in 2022 midterm elections, as the party tries to defend its razor-thin majority in the chamber. Twelve House Republicans are retiring or seeking another office next year.
“It is time to pass the baton. It is time to rest and surround myself with the benefits of a life well lived and earned honorably in the service of my fellow citizens,” the 80-year-old Lowenthal explained in a statement announcing his retirement. more
These Dem’s are trying to save face and avoid potential investigation by bailing before 2022 elections. Cowards.
Retiring won’t save you from the Nuremburg-style trial you will face, mor the White Throne Judgement in Revelation.
Guess he’s stolen enough.
mortem tyrannis
izlamo delenda est …
Camperfixer, what? He’s 80 years old, save nothing you fool.