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Dianne Feinstein: You May Not Agree—But I Say She’s Senile!
By Joe Guzzardi

Dianne Feinstein is a power-mad, crazy old coot afflicted with a God complex that makes her continued presence in the U.S. Senate a threat—not only to immigration reform patriots but also to all Americans.

If that sounds exaggerated, spend five minutes reading my column and I’ll prove it to you.

Feinstein was infamously back in the California news last week when she intervened to prevent 17-year-old Fresno high school valedictorian Arthur Mkoyan’s deportation. The student and his family—whose tourist visas expired thirteen years ago—had been ordered deported before Feinstein interceded by introducing a private Senate bill to delay the process.

Feinstein explained herself in her usual, idiotic way—Mkoyan is a fine young man from an excellent family, just the kind we need more of in the U.S., to send him back to Armenia where he knows no one would be cruel, blah, blah, blah…[Senator Tries to Keep Valedictorian from Deportation, By Chuck Afflerbach, CNN, June 10, 2008]

Two big problems:

Since they must pass both Houses of Congress and be signed by the president, private bills have almost no chance of being enacted. Of the 235 introduced during the last three years, only four passed.

Feinstein’s action then is a meaningless gesture— an insulting slap in the face to the normal, legally-established ICE procedures to deport immigration law violators. Mkoyan’s case has been in litigation for more than ten years. Every decision has come down against Mkoyan, including one by the usually sympathetic-to-illegals Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.

Private immigration bills are one of Feinstein’s favorite tricks.

In 2006, Feinstein introduced three such bills on behalf of fourteen people: the families Arreola, Placencia and Yamada.

Here are a few of the phrases Feinstein used to plead their cases: [b]“bright and engaging,â€

Dianne Feinstein is a power-mad, crazy old coot afflicted with a God complex that makes her continued presence in the U.S. Senate a threat—not only to immigration reform patriots but also to all Americans.

I didn't have to read any farther because I agree! Based upon my dealings with her, her replies, the way in which she has tried to hoodwink the American people, her voting record, etc,.

The woman is definitely incompetent and out of touch with reality. Maybe we need to have mandatory retirement for all Congressmen and Senators at age 65. In fact, it wouldn't be a bad idea to put ALL members of the Executive, Legislative, and Judicial branches out to pasture at age 65. We barely made it through Reagan's second term with his Alzheimer's. And McCain looks like he ALREADY has Alzheimer's!

Re the photo with all the pears rotting in the orchard....the simple solution would be to open the orchard to the public, as many ag growers do in CA.! Why is this a problem???

She is also a member of the CFR AND the Bilderberg group! that pretty much sums it up.

Another nut damn case is Pelosi who talks out both sides of her mouth....I listened to her the other day taking about Bush and the rule of Law and how important the constitution is....and I could not believe what I was hearing...

The rule of law and the constitution is only important to Pelosi if it favors her but talk about illegal immigration,or congress crooks and she is ready to throw it out the door and then stomp on it. These two people definitly give women a bad name.

[quote]Attached to Feinstein’s response is this crazy 2006 picture of Toni Scully, a Lake County, CA pear grower, which, according to Feinstein, “provesâ€