Caitlyn Jenner to run for California senate seat?

"Can I do a better job on the outside?"

Incumbent Democratic California senator Dianne Feinstein is the nation's oldest senator, celebrating her 84th birthday next week, but has given no suggestions she is planning on retiring and has not addressed speculation about whether she will run for a full fifth term in 2018, the Ventura County Star reported.

"I have considered it", said Jenner.

Jenner has once again confirmed that she is considering a political career after she suggested that she was "looking into" becoming a politician in order to fight President Trump's anti-trans agenda. "And we are in the process of determining that". In the summer of 2016 Jenner attended the Republican National Convention in Cleveland, where she spoke at an event supporting LGBT rights.

Caitlyn Jenner wears a hat at the Del Mar Races in San Diego Thursday, July 16, 2015. "Kind of working the perimeter of the political scene, being open to, you know, talk to anybody?"

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The transgender and one time spouse of Kris Jenner, had famously transitioned from a man Bruce Jenner, to a Woman Caitylin Jenner. Jenner said on AM 970.

"I would look for a senatorial run", Jenner added. In April, she chatted with CNN about her possibilities.

Kid Rock, whose legal name is Robert James Ritchie, said last week on Twitter he plans to run for public office, but has not yet filed with Federal Election Commission (FEC).

After 46 percent of America's electorate decided a reality show television host was qualified to run the most powerful country on the planet, it's hard to argue other celebrities shouldn't get involved in politics. Now I have no more secrets. They're all out. I've got nothing the media [could] go insane over because they know everything.

"I would hope in the next generation, because it's going to take a generation, that we can change the perception of the Republican party and make it the party of equality", Jenner told Catsimatidis.