Author: Sophia McKeever

U.S. Representative Kay Granger missed significantly more votes in 2024 than in her entire first decade in Congress? According to The Dallas Morning News, she was absent for 279 out of 517 votes in 2024, compared to 278 absences between 1997 and 2006. In March 2024, Kay Granger stepped down as chair of the powerful

While our field team shepherd our bills through state capitols, U.S. Term Limits also implements a dynamic, multi-faceted education program. This isn’t just about political rhetoric; it’s about empowering citizens and educating lawmakers on the critical need for term limits. Digital Advertising: Shining a Light on Politicians’ Stances In today’s digital age, information is power.

The Florida Senate Ethics and Elections committee advanced two significant bills this year. SJR 536 and SJR 802, propose amendments to the Florida Constitution to establish lifetime term limits for state legislators and local elected officials. Senator Blaise Ingoglia is sponsor of SJR 536, a proposal setting a lifetime term limit for state lawmakers. Currently,

Bob Reid, Advocate for Congressional Term Limits, Remembered for His Dedication to Reform Today we mourn the loss of Bob Reid, a passionate term limits activist and the founder of Term Limits for US Congress. Bob leaves behind a lasting legacy in the fight for accountability and fair representation. A former engineering scientist and manager

It is with great sadness that we share the passing of Florida State Senator Geraldine Thompson, a trailblazing civil rights leader, community advocate, and a true champion for congressional term limits. Sen. Thompson dedicated her life to public service, founding the Wells’ Built Museum to preserve African American history, fighting for justice, and tirelessly working

“87% of Americans support term limits, regardless of political affiliation” is a phrase that those who have been following Term Limits for the past year would easily recognize. No one doubts the validity of it, it’s a fact that can be proved without a moment’s hesitation, but it leads to another question: outside of these

To go hungry is more than an absence of food; it is a painful, all-consuming sensation— one that brings intense nausea and pounding headaches, all while sapping energy and making the ability to maintain concentration a near-impossible task. It is this suffering that Andrew Do had inflicted to the older adults and disabled residents during

It’s a well-known fact that our current national legislature is the least productive congress in decades (npr.org), but have you ever wondered what bills they’ve passed? As it turns out, increasing our debt to a seemingly infinite degree and renaming post offices are key issues in our representative’s eyes.  One of the few pieces of

How many times do you think Congress has raised the national debt ceiling? Twenty, thirty, or maybe even forty? Any one of those answers would be jarring, but the unfortunate reality is woefully execrable. Since 1960, our government has raised the debt ceiling seventy-eight times (U.S. Department of the Treasury). While this is a temporary

As of last year, over 460 members of Congress were employed by lobbying groups (bennet.senate.gov). What’s more, half of retiring senators and a third of retiring House members register as lobbyists- for reference, this statistic was less than 5% in the 1970’s (vox.com). Were you also aware that between 2015-2023, $32.4 billion was spent on