Ok, make sense now – I was thinking elections, not sessions.

Kentucky’s legislature (like Nebraska’s, and I’m sure there are others) meets for 60 days in even numbered years and 30 days in odd numbered years.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kentucky_General_Assembly

In principle I agree, give more time and you won’t necessarily get a better bargain and therefore support part time legislature on the state level over a fulltime any day.  The one drawback of course is sometimes you will only get frivilous bills, to me that defined the last Missouri Session.  Beyond the typicall budget debate which is needed and can be done every two years as a lot of state legislators do, this year it was about overturning a voter referendum on puppy mills, the usuall voter card issue and some more GOP nonsense followed by the Democratic nonsense of the lady from U City who believes the she knows whats best for St Louis police departmen but could care less about the residents of St. Louis. 

Of course I’m biased at the moment, was excited that a specail session was called to tackle economic development through tax credit refrom and local police control.  Once again, some much needed changes are going down in flames due to egos and lack of understanding by voters.  Back to the status quo of multiple tax credits for multiple items for multiple special interests while the state can’t even fix a decades old chem lab at UMSL let alone find a way to supprt a well placed underutilized asset such as Lambert.  In the menatime, economic development will continue to be based on puppy mills, the cheapest cigs in the land to go with some of the cheapest gas in the land as far Missouri state house and Gov is concerned.