In 1992, Michigan voters chose to enforce the idea that public service as an elected representative is intended to be temporary by instituting term limits for legislators.&nbsp; Since then, opponents have argued that term limits have resulted in the loss of institutional knowledge and much-needed legislative experience.&nbsp; But what if the voters were asked to extend term limits, but make the Legislature part-time?&nbsp; Would they buy it?&nbsp; Peter Luke explores the possibility<a href="http://www.mlive.com/politics/index.ssf/2011/01/proposal_would_extend_michigan.html"> in this article from mLive.com</a>.<br />