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Sen. Elizabeth Warren, Massachusetts Democrat, will turn 68 this year. In today's column, Matt Mackowiak argues that Democrats aren't the Party of the Future because much their leadership is over retirement age. (Associated Press) **FILE** — Photo by: Steven Senne
Sen. Elizabeth Warren, Massachusetts Democrat, will turn 68 this year. In today's column, Matt Mackowiak argues that Democrats aren't the Party of the Future because much their leadership is over retirement age. (Associated Press) **FILE**

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