In politics, quitting something like that is often just a social cue that you disagree with what's going on. Oftentimes there will be an identified successor wa

In politics, quitting something like that is often just a social cue that you disagree with what's going on. Oftentimes there will be an identified successor waiting, especially for appointed committees with forced allocations of seats among parties. Its far less meaningful compared to quitting a full-time job, but it sounds meaningful to people with full-time jobs. :-)