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Should Senators serve 4 year terms instead of 6 year terms? (search mode)

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Should Senators serve 4 year terms instead of 6 year terms?

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Keystone Phil
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« on: November 27, 2006, 11:18:36 AM »

Same goes for State Legislature in PA. Time to boot some of these long term Repubs in NE Philly!

Yet we will be allowed to keep the long term Dems that are/would be elected? Tongue

Let's not forget that Mark Cohen is the most senior State Representative in NE Philly.

I voted no on the question.

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Keystone Phil
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« Reply #1 on: November 27, 2006, 01:41:00 PM »

Same goes for State Legislature in PA. Time to boot some of these long term Repubs in NE Philly!

Yet we will be allowed to keep the long term Dems that are/would be elected? Tongue

Let's not forget that Mark Cohen is the most senior State Representative in NE Philly.

I voted no on the question.

Ehh, I think it's safe to say his seat would surely be Dem. Same goes for Mike McGeehan.

And that proves my point that the only reason why you'd care about term limits is to get rid of Republicans in the area. Tongue

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