Nearing the end of eight terms, when he was the Republicans' undisputed leader in Florida, he chose not to defend his seat.
"I'll continue to fight any efforts to weaken the postal service and any efforts to privatize essential services," said Kucinich, who, now near the end of eight terms in Congress, lost his primary to fellow Democrat Rep. Marcy Kaptur (D-Ohio) earlier this year after redistricting.
Halftime is also an easy metaphor for a president who's nearing the end of one term but seeking a second.
From the end of one term in the summer until the start of the next, on the first Monday in October, the work of the court is to sift through thousands of petitions from parties that lost in one of the federal appeals courts or highest state courts and are eager for the justices to reverse their fate.
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What we saw in the Obama administration, especially toward the end of his two terms, was the micromanagement of huge military operations in the Middle East and around the globe.
Almost sixty years ago, this magazine noted in this space that President Eisenhower, at the end of his two terms, "seemed to be speaking out on all kinds of subjects in a fashion less equivocal than ever before, and that because he seemed to be enjoying it, we had been somewhat uplifted ourself".
In an interview near the end of his two terms in office Bill Clinton talked about wanting to "demystify the job" of being president.
Ronald Reagan flew off to an exclusive property in Bel Air at the end of his two terms.
Goodluck Jonathan, who suddenly came to power after Mr Yar'Adua's death, has been tied up with next year's election.Mr Compaoré's real democracy test will come in 2015, when he reaches the end of the two terms stipulated by a constitutional amendment in 2000 and craftily asserted by him to have begun only with his election in 2005.
