Hi There

I'm writing because of an article by HotCoffee at RMN
Why did the chicken cross the road?
http://www.rumormillnews.com/cgi-bin/forum.cgi?read=98587

(snip)to the referenced article below

Chicken or egg

Asking why this happens invokes a bit of a chicken-or-egg dilemma. Do governments in office for over a decade face tougher re-election odds because more of their members retire? Or do more long-standing government members retire because re-election odds get worse the longer a party is in power?

Can a string of resignations and retirements due to an expected electoral defeat become a self-fulfilling prophecy?

Undoubtedly, time is a big factor in this equation. Politics can be a gruelling profession, so it's only natural that a government experiences more turnover the longer it's in power.

But there's another factor that could partly explain the higher rate of retirement in Quebec.

Four more years? Lots of provincial Liberals in Ontario and Quebec aren't so sure
http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/grenier-ontario-quebec-incumbents-1.4645663

I commented
because
le bot
some of the comments
are as if they know the people personally

Good Evening(I said)

How about what the rest of Canada
is thinking about these two top-dog
provinces
and the effect it has had on the
smaller territories and provinces

the decisions that you two provinces
have been making for the rest of us
because you can
you have the most populations
so the rest of us comply
because you are a majority
and some things are just
rammed thru
we know best and we are almost there
nobody is almost there
they are either there or not there
and soon trigger words like almost
will imply -- a bit more than fudging

what would language look like
if all the pronouns and prepositions
placed in the wrong place and
so called opinion

liberalism is so called, about innovation and creative
not

if all hell broke loose
all of a sudden
Who's your keeper

Professor green was in the kitchen with the knife
in the clue(less)game
no one will own you anything

Cmanynames