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By Paul Jacob In a Townhall.com column last January, I argued that politicians weren’t “stupid,” as Mr. Trump had loudly proclaimed — to few objections. The problem is worse: too many politicians lack honesty and integrity. They’re in the politics biz for their own lucrative ends. Six weeks ago, I declared — again, to few objections
by Nick Tomboulides Signers of the U.S. Term Limits pledge scored some big wins in Tuesday’s congressional primaries in Arizona and Florida. The pledge calls for a constitutional amendment to limit the U.S. House to three terms and the U.S. Senate to two. In Arizona, Pinal County Sheriff Paul Babeu won a primary to become the Republican
by Nick Tomboulides Members of Congress who took seats on powerful banking and finance committees received special low-interest loans, according to a new study by two London Business School professors. The study, which looked at congressional behavior from 2004-2011, found that members who regulated Wall Street received bigger loans, lower interest rates and more
By Nick Tomboulides In surveys of historians and the American people, President Harry S. Truman is regarded as one of the best leaders our nation has ever had. Truman, a Democrat who Republicans also admire, ascended to the presidency in 1945 while World War II was still being fought. He presided over the surrender of nazi Germany
by Stacey Selleck The Constitution assures each American’s fundamental, inalienable rights are protected. They are sacrosanct and must not modified. I believe that firmly. That being said, as a proponent for the merits of the Constitution, the Constitution itself states that there is a process by which it may be modified. The framers, in their
“After decades spent in Washington enriching themselves, career politicians invariably lose touch with Oregonians,” says Sam Carpenter, a Republican candidate for U.S. Senate. Carpenter is a businessman, a newcomer to politics, and one of 170 (and counting) signers of the USTL Term Limits Amendment Pledge so far this campaign season. “Ron Wyden is no different,”
by Nick Tomboulides A Harvard political scientist has written a new Op-Ed calling U.S. politicians hypocrites for criticizing the tenure of foreign leaders while allowing America to be run by career politicians and judges. “While the U.S. government critiques the tenure of foreign officials, it should consider whether the principles it espouses are reflected in our country’s own
by Stacey Selleck, US Term Limits Pat Quinn takes the fight to Rahm Emanuel’s Post Former Governor of Illinois, Pat Quinn, is spearheading a grassroots effort to impose a two-term limit on the Chicago mayor, a position currently held by Rahm Emanuel. The effort, known as “Take Charge Chicago,” includes a petition drive to collect
by Rebekah Johansen-Bydlak, Candidate in Florida’s 1st Congressional District With $19 trillion in debt and a deeply dysfunctional federal government that continually encroaches beyond its constitutional bounds, it’s no surprise that voters overwhelmingly support term limits. The American people know that the entrenched special interests do not stand for them, but without enforced limits, an enormous barrier
by Philip Blumel Washington, D.C. – U.S. Term Limits (USTL), the leader in the national movement to limit terms for elected officials, today praised libertarian presidential candidates Governor Gary Johnson and Governor Bill Weld for pledging, if elected, to support a constitutional amendment for term limits on members of Congress. With Sens. Ted Cruz and
