State and local legislators face possible job loss once every two years at most, and gerrymandering and the benefits of incumbency ensure its rarity.

I would be interested to know if that has changed with new legislation.

I think there are solutions to the problem, but I don't think the solutions are quick fixes via legislation.

There was a Judicial, Legislative, and Executive division.

Again, many states have enacted similiar legislation.

The bill is highly likely to pass.I doubt seriously that many people understand the extent this legislation will effect the economy and how business is done.

A delegation of nine state legislators from Sonora was in Tucson onTuesday to state that Arizona 's new Employer Sanctions Law will have adevastating effect on the Mexican state.

Time to adapt.Timhttp://www.americanfederal.com/2010/06/rare-coin-reporting-legislation-passes/

This debate and proposed legislation has been around since I purchase my first home back in 1972!!

I do plan on managing the properties I acquire myself but I believe I should stick with 50% for now as 1) I am new to this and calculating a higher % for expenses should leave me a little wiggle room when things go wrong and 2) if I understand what I am reading about the healthcare legislation, non-earned income will have a tax of ~3.8% before depreciation can offset it, so adding a few % points for that should help keep me in the black.