Sen. Dianne Feinstein appears unaware of her retirement announcement during reporter gaggle: Reports
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Democratic California Sen. Dianne Feinstein appeared confused Tuesday during an interaction with reporters in which she seemed unaware of the announcement that she would be retiring.
Reporters present for the interaction quickly took to Twitter to report on Feinstein's apparent confusion. Brandon Gillespie is an associate editor at Fox News. Follow him on Twitter at @brandon_cg.
"Asked by reporters about her announcement to resign, [Feinstein] says 'If I haven't made that decision, I haven't released anything.' A staffer then told the senator that a statement had been released. Feinstein responded saying ‘I didn’t know they put it out,’" one reporter wrote, later clarifying he meant "retire" instead of "resign."
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