[ad_1]
Sen. Claire McCaskill from Missouri, seen here in September, has made her complaints to the Senate. (AP Photo / Jeff Roberson, File)
Democrat Senator Claire McCaskill criticized the Senate in a tragic farewell speech on Thursday, calling it "dysfunctional" and "too embarrassing uncles".
The Missouri two-term senator delivered a farewell speech after her losing her reelection in November to Attorney General Josh Hawley. She questioned the capabilities of the Senate, adding that she feared for her future: "It just does not work as well as it used to."
"The United States Senate does not have the power of the Senate. is the largest deliberative body in the world and everyone must stop saying it until we get out of this period of polarization and fear the political consequences of hard votes, "McCaskill said. 19659005] She also turned to her colleagues GO TO HELL NOT TO TALK AGAINST A TRUMPLE
"Peter Morgan, an author, wrote that no family is complete without an embarrassing uncle In the United States Senate, we have too many embarrassing uncles. "
She added that, during her term as legislator, she had learned that" it makes "pleasure" dysfunctional "
Other senators delivered farewell speeches this week. included Jeff Flake, R-Ariz. and Bill Nelson, D-Fla.
Source link
