"...appointed for life to the public trough..."
Senators can only serve until age 75 (unlike town councillors)
Posted by Anonymous to Our Town and Its Business at 6 September 2017 at 13:54
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Town councillors can serve at seventy -five and older, if they are chosen by the electorate
in a free and democratic election.
As I was and am proud to say.
And re-elected two more times after that until I was eighty-six.
Furthermore, I fell short only forty-nine votes of being re-elected when I was eighty -six which would have taken me to the age of ninety. Still practising politics ,honest straightforward , with the best
Interest of the community at large. Instead of consistently pandering to the sporadic clamour of the inevitable nimby clusters.
I proved , if done with common sense and respect the majority appreciates and the community is
well served.
I make no apology for my public service.
I bite my tongue to keep from closing this post with an epithet that's bursting to be expressed and contradicting my own principles.
See...I still have the necessary discipline.
And if you are reading this blog ,obviously I have not left the scene.
Everyone knows who I am.
Nobody knows you.
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