If elected officials were certain that their public service would end, it is natural to believe that their decisions would be more in line with the priorities of ordinary citizens; knowing they would soon be citizens again and would be subject to the effects of their work.
If terms for all elected positions were limited, a more diverse set of citizens with fresh real-world experience would necessarily be represented in government.
As a term-limited elected official, the President should support limits as a means for decreasing partisanship and fostering practical solutions to the nation's problems.
Therefore, a geographically and socio-economically representative task force should be created to study and make recommendations for term limits for all elected federal offices.