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Term Limits for Members of US House & Senate: US House of Reps: 2 terms of 2 yrs each. The US Senate: 1 term - 4 yrs

Created by J.R. on January 07, 2013

Members of the US House & Senate do not 'represent' their constituents after their 1st 4 years in Washington. Unfortunately, their 'representation' becomes a 'representation' for self interest and a willingness to 'trade' for rewards with other Representatives, Senators, government appointees & officials, lobbyists, union members & union officials.

'Pork' legislation has become the norm for members of the House and the Senate--and, unfortunately--the office of the Presidency.

By limiting the terms of members of both the House & the Senate--transparency of actions of members of both the House & the Senate--as well as the actions of the President--will be increased.

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