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NUT Podcast Episode 161: Back To The Future

Philip Blumel: Back to the future. Philip Blumel: In the 1990s, when state after state, or at least those with the initiative process, imposed term limits on their state legislatures and attempted to impose them on Congress, too, some term limits supporters made some bold predictions about their effects. How do they hold up today?

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NUT Podcast Episode 160: 99 Problems And A Mitch Ain’t One!

Nick Tomboulides: I got 99 problems and a Mitch ain’t one. Mitch McConnell, that is. I’m Nick Tomboulides and this is the No Uncertain Terms Podcast for the week of September 27th, 2021. Stacey Selleck: You sanctuary from partisan politics. Nick Tomboulides: Way back, on November 9th, 2016, Donald Trump’s presidential victory was not even

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NUT Podcast Episode 159: Supreme Court Term Limits: The Road To The Goal?

Nick Tomboulides: This week court is in session as a new package for Supreme Court term limits arrives in the US House, courtesy of Democrats. Unfortunately, those Democrats don’t seem to want to work with Republicans. Meanwhile, term limits are selling like hot steaks in North Dakota, where a committee organizing for it is posting

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NUT Podcast Episode 158: Cuomo, Corruption, Solution: An Interview With George Phillips

Nick Tomboulides: New York State is one of just 14 states, a minority of states that have no term limits for their governor. George Phillips is the executive director of the organization, Term Limit the New York Governor. He’s working on an amendment to the New York State constitution that would create term limits for

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NUT Podcast Episode 157: Billboards For Pledge Breakers!

Nick Tomboulides: Billboards, they are not just for sleazy lawyers anymore. US Term Limits has entered the billboard business, and it’s big business because a big billboard has gone up in Georgia’s third congressional district, and it says Congressman Drew Ferguson broke his term limits pledge. I have Scott Tillman, USTL national field director here

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NUT Podcast Episode 156: What Has To Happen To Make Term Limits Happen?

[music] Nick Tomboullides: What will it finally take to get term limits for Congress? What has to happen to make it happen? I’m Nick Tomboullides, and this is No Uncertain Terms, the official Podcast of the Term Limits Movement for the week of August 30th, 2021. Stacey Selleck: Your sanctuary from partisan politics. [music] Nick

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NUT Podcast Episode 155: Six Years Vs Twelve: Does It Matter?

THIS WEEK IS A REPEAT EPISODE WITH AN EXTRA SEGMENT Philip Blumel: Six versus 12, does it matter? Hi, I’m Philip Blumel. Welcome to No Uncertain Terms, the official podcast of the term limits movement for the week of April 5th, 2021. Stacey Selleck: Your sanctuary from partisan politics. Philip Blumel: Citizens tell pollsters that

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NUT Podcast Episode 154: The King Is Dead!

[music] Nick Tomboulides: The king is dead. Hi, I’m Nick Tomboulides. Welcome to No Uncertain Terms, the official podcast of the term limits movement for the week of August 16th, 2021. [music] Stacey Selleck: Your sanctuary from partisan politics. [music] Nick Tomboulides: Governor Andrew Cuomo is out of office, his public reputation collapsed under the

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NUT Podcast Episode 153: Why Does Congress Look Like A Wax Museum?

[music] Nick Tomboulides: Why does Congress look like a wax museum? [music] Nick Tomboulides: Hi, I am Nick Tomboulides. Welcome to No Uncertain Terms, the official podcast of the Term Limits movement for the week of August 9, 2021. Stacey Selleck: Your sanctuary from partisan politics. [music] Nick Tomboulides: There are two views on this

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NUT Podcast Episode 152: The Curious Case of Larry Householder

Nick Tomboulides: Sometimes a group of really smart people will believe something that isn’t true at all. For example, Aristotle didn’t think the world was round, and just a century ago, doctors thought smoking was good for you. Today, we’re looking at another pernicious myth, one that pervades our politics, and that a lot of

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