Cal­i­for­ni­a’s Demo­c­rat Sen­a­tor Dianne Fein­stein is final­ly step­ping down as the top Demo­c­rat on the Sen­ate Judi­cia­ry Com­mit­tee. She’s one rea­son why there needs to be term lim­its, but thank­ful­ly, she’s reached her own lim­it and real­ized it.

Dai­ly Caller reports:

Three peo­ple famil­iar say she will step down soon, accord­ing to Politi­co. A num­ber of Demo­c­ra­t­ic sen­a­tors report­ed­ly crit­i­cized Fein­stein, say­ing she was not the right per­son to serve as the top Demo­c­rat for the Supreme Court nom­i­na­tion hear­ings of now-Jus­tice Amy Coney Barrett.

Sen­ate Minor­i­ty Leader Chuck Schumer also said he had a “long and seri­ous” talk with Fein­stein after the hearings.

In a Politi­co arti­cle pub­lished in late Sep­tem­ber, Demo­c­ra­t­ic sen­a­tors heav­i­ly crit­i­cized Fein­stein while speak­ing on the con­di­tion of anonymi­ty. One of the sen­a­tors even alleged­ly said there is no way Fein­stein could pull off lead­ing the hear­ings for Democrats.

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