But then they would spend all their time campaigning and we'd be barraged with political ads ALL the time, instead of 2 years out of every 4.

Too many elections leads to an elected body whose job is to please the electorate rather than make policy. I know that might sound like a good thing, but the Constitution was written to avoid a direct democracy for a reason. In the short term, the will of the people is a confused mess of immediate gratification. Elected officials need time in office to do their job and make long term plans, they don't need to be riding the fickle whims of the masses.

There is a line of thinking that a lot of the California budget problems have to do with the implementation of term limits and that legislators (and governors) have no strong incentive for considering consequences more than a decade in the future.

Huckabee has the support of both Chuck Norris and Ric Flair. Whom will he nominate to be the Secretary of Cartoon Violence?

I'm not sure I disagree with term limits for the President, but I'm definitely against limits for legislators for that very reason. Short term mentality, no thanks.

Me too. I remember drinking Bubble Up and Dr. Pepper out of glass bottles when I was a kid.....and on the label the words "Pure Cane Sugar"

:)

Now I drink an all natural diet cola called "Zevia"......it's no Coke Zero but it sure beats diet Pepsi and it contains absolutely no artificial sweeteners:)

We've been drinking Jones soda as it's the only one I can find with real sugar.

Only Obama and McCain have crossover potential. This is why they'll be the nominees.

There are lots of sodas that use real sugar. Just ask anyone who came by our house on Saturday night.

...or check out Galco's Soda Pop Stop.

Mmmm. Moxie Cherry (droool)