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Oops. Mitch McConnell accidentally elevates Democrat to the majority
Oops. Mitch McConnell accidentally elevates Democrat to the majority.
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Raw Footage near Summit of Mt Democrat
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Nearly 24 years ago then-Rep. Barbara Boxer (D-Calif.) helped lead a group of seven female Democrats across the Capitol hoping to crash one of the most exclusive clubs in America, a closed-door luncheon of Senate Democrats.
The country was in the midst of a great political skirmish over sexual harassment, set off by the accusations of misconduct against Supreme Court nominee Clarence Thomas.
She and the otherwomen were denied entry into that lunch in October 1991, and were unable to deliver in person their objections to how the matter was being handled. But they helped compel the Senate into a heated set of confirmation hearings that gave the issue an international profile.
A year later , in what became know as the Year of the Woman, Boxer won a Senate seat as part of a sweeping new group of female lawmakers that went to the Capitol. Together, they put Congress on a slow but steady course of change in how it considered laws that had a disproportionate impact on women.
Boxer, now one of 20 female senators, announced Thursday that she would not seek reelection in 2016. The news was expected, given that she had barely raised any campaign money in a state that requires tens of millions of dollars to run a Senate campaign.
In an interview with her grandson, Sen. Barbara Boxer (D-Calif.) announced that she will not seek reelection after her fourth term. (Barbara Boxer via YouTube)
But the announcement by Boxer, 74, signaled that members of this historically important generation of female lawmakers is approaching careers end, and a new generation must step forward on womens issues.
Its hard to think of another member of the Senate who is as strong an advocate for womens rights, at so many different levels. On the issue of choice, she is the first up and the leader of the battle, said Sen. Richard J. Durbin (D-Ill.), one of Boxers closest friends who entered the House with her in 1983.
Her departure will also end nearly a quarter-century of stability in the Californias delegation to the Senate, where Boxer and fellow member of the class of 1992, Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D), have racked up nearly 50 years of combined experience, chairing several critical committees.
In line behind them are nearly a dozen Democrats who have been waiting for a chance at a Senate seat. Boxers departure has set off a wild race to see who will succeed her. The seat is most likely to stay in Democratic hands in her video announcement Boxer said one of her last goals was to assure a progressive replaces her but the states odd, relatively new jungle primary system could allow a wealthy independent from Silicon Valley or from Southern California to make it into the November general election.
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