An Amendment to the United States Constitution, to place term limits on the office of the Vice President of the United States, United States Senators, and United States Congressmen.
Term Limits as follows:
Vice President of the United States of America:
Limited to being elected to a total of two 4-year terms (except that a vice president who has already completed more than 2 years of an unfinished term may be elected in his own right only once); becoming Vice President by succession may happen to someone an unlimited number of times.
United States Senators:
Limited to two (2) 6-year terms.
United States Congressmen:
Limited to six (6) 2-year terms.