Responsible voters would not need term limits. It feels to me like a total (A) admission of failure on the electorate's fault, (B) abnegation of responsibility, and (C) misdiagnosis. The problem isn't AOC, Schumer, Schiff, etc. It's the people who freely elect them.
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I’m not seeing Louie Gohmert and Steve King on those lists. Wonder why that is?
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Because they make legislators weaker and government worse.
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We have term limits. They are called "elections."
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No, it’s about your ambition. And they’re unconstitutional
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I’m not sure that an appeal to this SCt would bring the same result, Mark.
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You know who ends up running the show when you term-limit legislators? Lobbyists and unelected bureaucrats and staffers. No thanks. If you want to make it so there are fewer multi-decade careers in Congress, eliminate partisan redistricting and make every seat competitive.
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Elections are term limits. The legislative branch is more representative of the people, let the people decide who the want to represent them.
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Not necessarily. Voters often get reps they didn’t vote for.
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