If even half the accusations flying in court are true, Anne Arundel County Executive John Leopold has a great security detail. These folks may have helped him destroy election opponents' signs, sure, but what "security detail" doesn't do that? WaPo says, though, that
Being recently 65, I'm not sure I agree with you in detail. While I'm sadly aware that I'm not quite as mentally agile as I was forty years ago, I also have forty more years of experience that I think make me, generally, a better person.
Now, I realize that at my age, I could also start to go down the tubes tomorrow. So some concern about age is reasonable. But I think the main thing is to put an upper limit on years in elected office.
I'm not a big fan of most existing term limits laws, because I think the limits are too tight. In Cali, after our "reform", one person can serve a maximum of 12 years in the state legislature (Assembly or Senate). I think that is too short. Analogizing from my life in corporate America, it takes you a year to figure out where the rest room is, and a couple of years to identify the relevant parties.
Now, I do appreciate that power corrupts, so my personal term limit concept would be a total of twenty, or maybe twenty-five, years in elective office. This would include dog-catcher (if elected), sheriff, council-person, county supervisor, state legislator, state-wide officer, Congressmember, Senator, VP, Pres, and any other elective position. This would be much easier to monitor than bird certificates, and while I don&#039;t claim it would <i>eliminate</i> corruption (nothing can eliminate corruption), it would at least put an upper limit on it.
It&#039;s not age, it&#039;s time in office.
Stamina? You think that would be 45 minutes of straight copulation? I&#039;m thinking a guy who obviously has a thing for catheters probably has ways to fill the time.
we have two governors sitting in prison as i type (though rumor has it george is getting out soon...). we have a convicted felon running for jesse&#039;s replacement and we have rahm well, being rahm.
Derrick, just when I think I&#039;ve got you figured out, you do this. U ^^0|2 1337 7#4|\| i.
My forty-year-old memory disputes you. My current incarnation cannot argue.
What I want to know is who the fuck is Anne Arundel, and why was she fucking this guy&#039;s catheter in a back seat somewhere?
That is, actually, wonderful/
Possibly. I&#039;m not a Marylander, but the only way I would have missed Spiro is if my sights were off.
There&#039;s a sidebar?
Fuck no he doesn&#039;t. This is important to me.
Being recently 65, I&#039;m not sure I agree with you in detail. While I&#039;m sadly aware that I&#039;m not quite as mentally agile as I was forty years ago, I also have forty more years of experience that I think make me, generally, a better person.
Now, I realize that at my age, I could also start to go down the tubes tomorrow. So some concern about age is reasonable. But I think the main thing is to put an upper limit on years in elected office.
I&#039;m not a big fan of most existing term limits laws, because I think the limits are too tight. In Cali, after our &quot;reform&quot;, one person can serve a maximum of 12 years in the state legislature (Assembly or Senate). I think that is too short. Analogizing from my life in corporate America, it takes you a year to figure out where the rest room is, and a couple of years to identify the relevant parties.
Now, I do appreciate that power corrupts, so my personal term limit concept would be a total of twenty, or maybe twenty-five, years in elective office. This would include dog-catcher (if elected), sheriff, council-person, county supervisor, state legislator, state-wide officer, Congressmember, Senator, VP, Pres, and any other elective position. This would be much easier to monitor than bird certificates, and while I don&#039;t claim it would <i>eliminate</i> corruption (nothing can eliminate corruption), it would at least put an upper limit on it.
It&#039;s not age, it&#039;s time in office.
Beats the hell out of some company Christmas parties I&#039;ve been to.
Around his neck, yes?
Stamina? You think that would be 45 minutes of straight copulation? I&#039;m thinking a guy who obviously has a thing for catheters probably has ways to fill the time.
i love you cally but please.
we have two governors sitting in prison as i type (though rumor has it george is getting out soon...). we have a convicted felon running for jesse&#039;s replacement and we have rahm well, being rahm.
and that&#039;s just january.
&quot;rest of us are just Holograms&quot;
Back from the Shadows again !
Out where an In-jun&#039;s your friend!
Where the veg&#039;tables are green,
And you can pee into the stream!
Yes, we&#039;re back from the Shadows again!
right? mel reynolds. our very own rapey rhodes scholar.
got a pardon from slippery bill in 2001.
Players being played....
Is this the screenplay for the next John Waters film?