The COMPLETE list of ALL Congress members 80 years and OLDER. Should we care?

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The aging population of our Congress has become a trending news topic.

Last month 90-year-old Senator Feinstein had to be told what to say during a vote by one of her aides after a nearly two-month medical leave of absence with shingles. More recently, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell had a concerning mental episode while giving a routine press briefing. Not to mention Joe Biden's relentless gaffes. As Glenn said this week, keeping these health-compromised elderly individuals in power is "elder abuse" and just plain "cruel."

Keeping health-compromised, elderly individuals in power is "elder abuse."

Both of these leaders are over 80, and their recent episodes have sparked many to ask: how old is "too old" to serve in Congress? This topic is a delicate one. However, the American people should be able to discuss whether age plays a factor in their representatives' and Senators' ability to carry out their duties in the best interest of their constituents.

How old is "too old" to serve in Congress?

There are 20 Congressmen and women who are 80 years old and older, some of which were born before World War II. There are many more who are on the cusp of 80, well past the normal age of retirement. Below you will find the complete list of ALL 20 Congressmen and women who are 80 and over. Do YOU think age should be a factor in determining your vote? Let us know in the comments below.

Senator Dianne Feinstein (CA-D): 90 years old

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DOB: 6/22/33

Senator Charles Grassley (IA-R): 89 years old

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DOB: 9/17/33

Rep. Grace Napolitano (CA-D): 86 years old

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DOB: 12/04/36

Rep. Eleanor Holmes Norton (AL-D): 86 years old

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DOB: 06/13/37

Rep. Harold Rogers (KY-R): 85 years old

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DOB: 12/31/37

Rep. Bill Pascrell Jr. (NJ-D): 86 years old

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DOB: 01/25/37

Rep. Maxine Waters (CA-D): 84 years old

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DOB: 8/15/38

Rep. Steny H. Hoyer (MD-D): 84 years old

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DOB: 06/14/39

Rep. James E. Clyburn (SC-D): 83 years old

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DOB: 07/21/40

Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-CA): 83 years old

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DOB: 03/26/40

Senator Bernie Sanders (VT-I): 81 years old

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DOB: 9/08/41

Rep. Danny K. Davis (IL-D): 81 years old

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DOB: 09/06/41

Rep. John Carter (TX-R): 81 years old

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DOB: 11/06/41

Senator Mitch McConnell (KY-R): 81 years old

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DOB: 02/20/42

Rep. Anna G. Eshoo (D-CA): 80 years old

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DOB: 12/13/42

Rep. Frederica S. Wilson (D-CA): 80 years old

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DOB: 11/05/42

Senator Jim Risch (R-ID): 80 years old

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DOB: 05/03/2023

Rep. Rosa DeLauro (D-CT): 80 years old

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DOB: 03/02/43

Rep. Virginia Foxx (R-NC): 80 years old

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DOB: 06/29/43

Rep. Kay Granger (R-TX): 80 years old

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DOB: 01/18/43

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Glenn recently shared an article from Doug Casey's International Man, “11 Assumptions about the Future." Casey's predictions line up closely with warnings Glenn gave in his newest book, Dark Future, and they do not paint a comforting picture. Here are Casey's 11 predictions that Glenn read on his program—and 11 times Glenn made the very same predictions:

1.Less freedom of movement

2.Introduction of CBDC

3.Increased use of digital IDs

4.A "Greater Depression"

5.Disappearance of financial assets

6.Continued increase of crime and disorder

7.Increasing supply constraints around all commodities

9.A new phase of censorship and digital control

10.The US election, regardless of the outcome, is an inflection point and potentially a flash point

11.There's a war happening today, against us

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Do YOU have faith in our electoral system? According to a recent glennbeck.com poll, 98 percent of respondents say they think that our electoral system is NOT reliable and does NOT elect the people's preferred candidate. This statistic is staggering and indicative of the impact the 2020 election has wrought on the nation's overall trust in this foundational institution of our republic.

On-air this week, Glenn and Stu discussed that states need to instill election integrity and credibility back into our electoral system by removing COVID-era absentee ballot laws that caused arguably the most contested election in US history. Regardless of your opinion regarding the integrity of the 2020 election outcome, states should not retain universal ballot laws that open the door to widespread voter fraud and distrust in the election outcome.

If there is any hope of reviving trust in our electoral system, these COVID-era absentee ballot laws HAVE to go...yet 35 of the states still have these laws. Seven states retain "all main elections" in which the government ships ballots to EVERY resident, regardless of whether or not they vote in person. 28 other states maintain "no excuse absentee ballot" laws, which have been proven to be problematic regarding election integrity.

If you live in one of the following 35 states, it’s time to call your representatives and demand that they remove these laws to re-establish election integrity.

California: All-Mail Elections

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Colorado: All-Mail Elections

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Hawaii: All-Mail Elections

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Nevada: All-Mail Elections

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Oregon: All-Mail Elections

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Utah: All-Mail Elections

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Washington: All-Mail Elections

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Alaska: No Excuse Absentee Ballot

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Arizona: No Excuse Absentee Ballot

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Florida: No Excuse Absentee Ballot

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Georgia: No Excuse Absentee Ballot

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Idaho: No Excuse Absentee Ballot

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Illinois: No Excuse Absentee Ballot

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Iowa: No Excuse Absentee Ballot

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Kansas: No Excuse Absentee Ballot

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Maine: No Excuse Absentee Ballot

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Maryland: No Excuse Absentee Ballot

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Massachusets: No Excuse Absentee Ballot

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Michigan: No Excuse Absentee Ballot

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Minnesota: No Excuse Absentee Ballot

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Montana: No Excuse Absentee Ballot

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Nebraska: No Excuse Absentee Ballot

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New Jersey: No Excuse Absentee Ballot

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New Mexico: No Excuse Absentee Ballot

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North Carolina: No Excuse Absentee Ballot

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North Dakota: No Excuse Absentee Ballot

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Ohio: No Excuse Absentee Ballot

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Oklahoma: No Excuse Absentee Ballot

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Pennsylvania: No Excuse Absentee Ballot

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Rhode Island: No Excuse Absentee Ballot

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South Dakota: No Excuse Absentee Ballot

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Vermont: No Excuse Absentee Ballot

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Virginia: No Excuse Absentee Ballot

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Wisconsin: No Excuse Absentee Ballot

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Wyoming: No Excuse Absentee Ballot

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We are not fighting Republicans and Democrats. We are not fighting our neighbors or even the people who are trying to destroy us. We are fighting EVIL.

Glenn delivered these powerful words last June as the keynote speaker for the First Landing 1607 Project’s event, “The Declaration of Covenant," and he hit the nail on the head: we are more divided than ever as a nation.

During his speech, Glenn remarked how distinct our current division is compared to other inflection points in our nation's history. Our disagreements have moved far past the partisan debates between Democrats and Republicans. We, as Americans, can't even agree on what a man is. What a woman is. What marriage is. What gender is. Whattruthis. Because we have forgotten who God is. We must return to him if we hope to save our nation.

We can't even agree on what truth is because we have forgotten who God is.

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