Dick Durbin, a prominent figure in the U.S. Senate and veteran lawmaker, has announced he will not run for reelection. At the age of 80, Durbin stated that his age significantly influenced his decision, marking the end of a political career that spans over 40 years, first in the House and then in the Senate. He serves as the second-in-command in his party behind Chuck Schumer. His reflections indicate a thoughtful contemplation on the impacts of aging on political life and colleagues.
Durbin has decided not to seek reelection, stating that at age 80, it's time to step back after more than 40 years in lawmaking.
Observing his colleagues revealed to Durbin the realities of aging in politics, leading him to conclude that now was the right moment to retire.
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