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Back in the 1990s, Diane Feinstein was a trailblazer.

I listened to some interest to Georgia's anecdote about assuming that all senators are men prior to the time you meet them.

And from that perspective, in the United States Senate, as you know, there are currently two women.

There are many of us that say that two are not enough.

In 1992, the former San Francisco mayor ran for Senate and won, becoming California's first female senator.

She was also the first woman to run San Francisco's Board of Supervisors, the first woman to become mayor of San Francisco,

the first woman to sit on the Senate Judiciary Committee.

Basically, Feinstein has smashed a lot of glass ceilings.

And if you came up in the 80s or 90s, you might know that.

But for Gen Z, Feinstein represents something different.

And it's supposed to be for the people and for the people and all the people.

You know what's interesting about this group?

It's I've been doing this for 30 years.

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