Representative Kay Granger's prolonged absence from voting since July and her undisclosed move to an independent living facility raise concerns regarding congressional representation and transparency.
This situation has sparked a discussion about the aging leadership in Congress, where many senior politicians remain in power due to their seniority rather than their ability to contribute effectively.
Critics, including Representative Ro Khanna, have characterized this trend as a 'sclerotic gerontocracy', highlighting the need for new ideas and meritocracy over established relationships.
Kay Granger's decision to step down from her leadership role while still serving out her term underscores the complexities of maintaining an effective political presence into advanced age.
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