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|    27 Dec 21 11:16:42    |
      XPost: alt.politics.usa.republican, or.politics, alt.fan.sean-hannity       XPost: rec.arts.tv, sac.politics, alt.politics.trump       From: bye.bye.rats@abc.com              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.              The Democrat from Long Beach, California was first elected to the       city council in 1992, serving six years. He then spent six years       representing Long Beach in the California State Assembly and another       six in the state Senate before winning election to Congress in 2012.              "Almost 30 years ago to the day, I made the decision to run for the       Long Beach City Council because I felt that my councilmember didn’t       listen to me or my neighbors," Lowenthal noted. "Every day since,       over three decades of public service, I have recommitted myself to       listening to you, to serving your interests, and doing my best for       you."              House Speaker Nancy Pelosi – a fellow Golden State Democrat –       praised Lowenthal for "protecting our planet and lifting up his       beloved southern California community."              A Nancy Pelosi endorsement, that's the kiss of death for any current       Democrat.              https://www.foxnews.com/politics/california-lowenthal-latest-       democratic-lawmaker-to-retire              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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