To: Dan from Michigan
With term limits, the old tradition of freshmen lawmakers having to sit down and shut up just doesn't exist anymore," says Rep. Joe Hune, R-Fowlerville, who at 22 is the youngest member of the Legislature. He's one of 11 lawmakers in their 20s -- up from two last year. He should have gotten a real job (private sector) first. Come back and do your service in 10-20 years.
To: rmmcdaniell
He should have gotten a real job (private sector) first. Come back and do your service in 10-20 years.
Why? He's young, dedicated, conservative, and isn't yet corrupted by the power of government. Sure, he may be a little green, but that's what the more experienced members of his party are there for.
To: rmmcdaniell
He is also working on a degree in college, smart guy. I doubt the state legislature will go year round also and he will have to hold some private sector job.
51 posted on
01/27/2003 5:20:18 PM PST by
rwfromkansas
(What is the chief end of man? To glorify God and enjoy Him forever. --- Westminster Catechism Q1)
To: rmmcdaniell
I happen to know Joe. He did have a real job. He's a realtor(sp).
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