rightwinger
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Then that is their right. They are also capable of asking...what has he done for me lately? and vote against him
I have been voting for over 40 years. I have voted for candidates of both parties. Many, many times, I have looked at a Congressman or Senator and been pleased at the job they have been doing. Other times, they have worn out their welcome and I have voted against them.
That is my right as a voter
Why do you want to take that away?
Your right as a voter is to vote, you don't have the right to fill in the bubble of the candidate you want, just the candidates that are presented.
If you wanted to, you could write their name in on the ballot.
So you want to remove my choice because you don't trust my ability to choose the most qualified candidate
You imply that those who have been in office for over 10 years are implicitly corrupt or inept. If they are corrupt, there are laws in place to prosecute them. If they are inept, it is up to me, the voter to decide....not some arbitrary term limit
I don't trust the complacency of masses of voters. A person may be smart, but people are idiots.
And term limits are applied all over the place, and are supported by a large amount of voters.
That the entrenched politicians don't like them is indicator #1 that they are a good idea.
So throw out the Constitution and proclaim that voters are too stupid to decide who is best suited to represent them
Is it complacency to decide that your Senator has done a good job and has earned another 6 years?
We limit the president's terms so why not Congress's?
I've always been torn on Congressional Term limits. I can see both sides and I can't really decide if one position is better than the other
I don't agree a Presidents term should be limited either
Obama 2016!