Dianne Feinstein made history. Now she could get honored with a post office?
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Democratic Sen. Alex Padilla proposed naming a San Francisco post office after Feinstein, stating it's just 'a first step' in commemorating her legacy with other honors in the works.
Political science professor Ross Baker criticizes the proposal as a 'consolation prize' and an 'inside joke in Congress' that is easy to achieve, suggesting it may not fully recognize Feinstein's importance.
Feinstein's impactful career, including being the first woman mayor of San Francisco and longest-serving female U.S. Senator, highlights her role in significant legislation and historic milestones.
Renaming post offices is a common practice in Congress, requiring full state delegation agreement. Previous bills have focused on honoring military members, showcasing the routine nature of this recognition.
Read at Los Angeles Times
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