http://www.reason.com/blog/show/130929.html
Should We Apply the Logan’s Run Principle, Updated for Inflated Life Expectancies Of Course, to Congress and the Courts?
Nick Gillespie | January 7, 2009, 7:43am
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The author of Nanny State concludes: “Theoretically, it would be nice to allow citizens to vote for anyone they please, young or old. But since we already have a minimum, constitutionally mandated age limit to serve in place, why not a maximum age? How about at least placing it wherever the average life expectancy falls?”
Because, right now, Washington looks more like Del Boca Vista than America.
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Sounds like a good idea. There’s even an age limit for voting for Pope!
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