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by Stacey Selleck This week, U.S. Term Limits’ Chairman, Howard Rich, took to the stage at the Constitution Center in Philadelphia. The event, entitled “What’s Next for American Democracy?,” featured Harvard Law School Professor Lawrence Lessig discussing why an amendment convention is the best way to bypass Congress to get things done. Jeffrey Rosen, president
Philip Blumel: Another term limits scofflaw bites the dust. Hi, I’m Philip Blumel. Welcome to No Uncertain Terms, the official podcast of the term limits movement for the week of November 18, 2019. Stacey Selleck: Your sanctuary from partisan politics. Philip Blumel: Evo Morales, former president of Bolivia, tried to make an end run around
By Nick Tomboulides “How can you expect Congress to vote for term limits on itself? That’ll never happen!” But it already has. In 1995, the House of Representatives voted 227-204 in favor of a constitutional amendment limiting its own terms and those of U.S. Senators. The bill didn’t pass because, while it received a pure majority,
We don’t see a lot of pro-term-limits writing in our major, “corporate” media outlets — but a New York magazine account of the ouster of Bolivian President Evo Morales is a welcome exception. “The disgraceful and chaotic manner in which the once-beloved Morales is leaving office is an object lesson in why presidential term limits are important,” writes Jonah
According to a new poll conducted by Pulse Research, and commissioned by U.S. Term Limits (USTL), a supermajority of Michigan voters supports keeping the state’s current 6 and 8-year term limits, while believing legislators’ new attacks on the law are coming from self-serving motives. The poll, which was conducted from October 29-30, found that 69
Nick Tomboulides: We are fresh off the vote. Last week, local elections were held in a majority of big cities as well as several states which elected governors and state legislators. I take a look at some races where term limits were a factor. This is the week of November 11th, 2019 and you’re listening
For immediate release November 6, 2019 Contact: Scott Tillman, U.S. Term Limits Phone: (321) 345-7455 stillman@termlimits.com U.S. Term Limits Praises Senator Rand Paul (KY) for Signing Pledge Frankfort, KY – U.S. Term Limits (USTL), the leader in the national, non-partisan movement to limit terms for members of Congress praises Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky for
Philip Blumel: Politicians, not voters. That’s the answer. Hi, I’m Philip Blumel. Welcome to No Uncertain Terms, the official podcast of the term limits movement for the week of November 4th, 2019. Speaker 2: Your sanctuary from partisan politics. Philip Blumel: The question is who supports weakening Michigan State legislative term limits? Nick Tomboulides has
Philip Blumel: Look out below. Philip Blumel: Hi, I’m Philip Blumel. Welcome to No Uncertain Terms, the official podcast of the term limits movement for the week of October 28th, 2019. Stacey Selleck: Your sanctuary from partisan politics. Philip Blumel: A new axis of self-interested legislators and special interests in Michigan are planning on extending
Philip Blumel: Whoa, did you hear that? The last time term limits came up in a Presidential debate was when George Bush, Bill Clinton, and Ross Perot faced off back in 1992. But, last week, three Presidential hopefuls brought up the issue in the fourth Democratic Presidential debate. Philip Blumel: Hi, I’m Philip Blumel. Welcome
