Presidents spend a majority of their last year of their term campaigning for a reelection rather than concentrating on running the country. While those who advocate for consecutive terms list ability to keep momentum and consistency as main advantages researching history of presidents shows that the majority of presidents are less successful in their second term than in their first thus disproving these theories.
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