> when we find a good legislator I think we should be allowed to keep them. It's a fair point. I guess we'll have to wait and see what the 'term limits' mean,

> when we find a good legislator I think we should be allowed to keep them. It's a fair point. I guess we'll have to wait and see what the 'term limits' mean, whether they are similar to presidential term limits (my original assumption) or not. The question I find myself wondering is: Is the range of possible upside equivalent to the range of possible downside? My intuition is that there's a limited amount marginal improvements except in special cases but the potential downside goes from bad to worse to flat out catastrophic. Maybe it is like how most programmers can improve a code base, but a single bad actor could fuck it to hell and back with greater ease. I'm looking at you Dianne Feinstein. Evil bat-witch.