Why? As if they're legitimate representatives in the first place, even though they betray their constituents and regularly violate the constitution?
Term limits are just more feel-good paternalistic bullshit that doesn't actually fix the problem. How'd term limits on the presidency work out for stopping the swamp? People retarded enough to put up with the same individual scumfuck for decades on end aren't gonna suddenly "see the light" because now they get to pick a shiny new scumfuck every few elections.
Term limits ends up helping out the enemy Globalists rather than the people, they can afford to find and finance corrupt new puppets every election cycle. Honest elections are key.
Because the office isn't where the swamp actually operates, rather the bureaucracy around it, the contractors, the lobbyists, fundraisers, creditors, etc.
The person in office is just the figurehead, or the rubber stamp. They can be just as corrupt and involved in the swamp, don't get me wrong, but they're not the root of it.
LOL, u rite what do I know I just watched California implement them and saw how absolutely STUPID shit has gotten since because nobody in office cares NOR knows a good god damn about how to fix things and they all have incentives to slam dunk a career advancing policy or two before bouncing to the next elite job. This doesn't break the wheel, it only makes it rotate faster. It is emotionally a fun move "fuck these guys!!! Woo hoo!!" but imagine a board of directors at a company, they suck and not only do the shareholders replace them, they insist that all new board members can only serve a couple years before they get bounced. It doesn't stop the stupid shit, it just ramps up the incentives to do dumb consequence free things.
Agree. Let's be brutally honest here. Congressional bills haven't been written by members of congress in a very very long time.
We all subconsciously know this. Today's congress members ask the Mars rover team if they can see where Neil Armstrong planted the American flag. They think overpopulated islands might flip over. Our "elected" officials are dumber than horse shit.
In all honesty, the last item of legislation written by congress was sometime around the mid 1990’s. Modern legislation is sub-contracted to K-Street. K-Street Lobbyists write the laws; congress sells the laws; lobbyists then pay congress commissions for passing their laws. That’s the modern legislative business in DC.
What would happen if we got organized and gathered paper votes reflecting our 2020 votes ourselves and submitted them en masse to our districts' voter registration boards, and demanded that they be reconciled with the recorded votes?
I think honest elections would be more important.
Paper ballots, hand counted.
And recall by firing squad.
Honest elections are the first step towards a for the people system.
He didn’t say “more important”, faggot. He asked if you agree on it.
Everyone should agree on term limits for these scumfucks
Fuck you.
That's all.
Fair
Lmao. I love you guys.
Why? As if they're legitimate representatives in the first place, even though they betray their constituents and regularly violate the constitution?
Term limits are just more feel-good paternalistic bullshit that doesn't actually fix the problem. How'd term limits on the presidency work out for stopping the swamp? People retarded enough to put up with the same individual scumfuck for decades on end aren't gonna suddenly "see the light" because now they get to pick a shiny new scumfuck every few elections.
Term limits ends up helping out the enemy Globalists rather than the people, they can afford to find and finance corrupt new puppets every election cycle. Honest elections are key.
This is loser talk. The less time any shitty politician is in office, the better.
Fucking Republican concern trolling.
You're focused on getting shitty politicians out instead of getting and keeping good statesmen in.
The quintessential characteristic of libertarians and cuckservatives is always being on the defense and wanting to weaken their own power.
How does 47 years in office not create the swamp
Learn to code makes good points.
Because the office isn't where the swamp actually operates, rather the bureaucracy around it, the contractors, the lobbyists, fundraisers, creditors, etc.
The person in office is just the figurehead, or the rubber stamp. They can be just as corrupt and involved in the swamp, don't get me wrong, but they're not the root of it.
i dont agree, term limits are a net negative in my experience
Why?
Welcome to patriots.win, Mitch! xD
LOL, u rite what do I know I just watched California implement them and saw how absolutely STUPID shit has gotten since because nobody in office cares NOR knows a good god damn about how to fix things and they all have incentives to slam dunk a career advancing policy or two before bouncing to the next elite job. This doesn't break the wheel, it only makes it rotate faster. It is emotionally a fun move "fuck these guys!!! Woo hoo!!" but imagine a board of directors at a company, they suck and not only do the shareholders replace them, they insist that all new board members can only serve a couple years before they get bounced. It doesn't stop the stupid shit, it just ramps up the incentives to do dumb consequence free things.
Witness California's legislature.
Agree. Let's be brutally honest here. Congressional bills haven't been written by members of congress in a very very long time.
We all subconsciously know this. Today's congress members ask the Mars rover team if they can see where Neil Armstrong planted the American flag. They think overpopulated islands might flip over. Our "elected" officials are dumber than horse shit.
In all honesty, the last item of legislation written by congress was sometime around the mid 1990’s. Modern legislation is sub-contracted to K-Street. K-Street Lobbyists write the laws; congress sells the laws; lobbyists then pay congress commissions for passing their laws. That’s the modern legislative business in DC.
Term limits are cool. The system is still cancer.
And this, too.
What would happen if we got organized and gathered paper votes reflecting our 2020 votes ourselves and submitted them en masse to our districts' voter registration boards, and demanded that they be reconciled with the recorded votes?