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Term limits support a regular rotation of elected officials, ensuring the introduction of new viewpoints and concepts. This promotes a more active and responsive legislative body and prevents the concentration of power in the hands of a select few.

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Term limits are a good idea since it allows more people to be brought in to change representation by bringing more ideas and solutions into Congress. This allows more people with different opinions that can possibly improve and update the current laws. By not having term limits there could be the same people with the same ideas and beliefs which therefore would not have any new changes for the newer issues and might not have as much support as there would be with newer people in charge.
- Alyssa

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I think term limits are a good idea. I say this because this brings new ideas to the table and it would mean our government wouldn't be as corrupt.  About 82% of Americans support this idea. -Aj

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I think term limits are a good idea. I say this because this brings new ideas to the table and it would mean our government wouldn't be as corrupt.  About 82% of Americans support this idea. -Aj

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Term limits are a good idea because it ensures that people with new ideas and opinions will continue to cycle through Congress. Instead of having people whose views may be outdated or not relevant to our times, term limits would help to make sure that we have people in Congress with modern views.

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Term limits are a good idea because states with term limits polarize faster. For instance, Nebraska has been proven that since adding the term limits, the government has polarized faster than any other in the country

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Adding term limits to Congress is a good idea because this allows members to bring new ideas but also spend more time on policy making. This lets them make decisions that although maybe unpopular, would also be necessary. Another reason is that 82% of Americans support adding term limits to elections especially when the average age is 59 years old and the oldest is 89 years old.

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I agree with this idea because I like the idea of a restart and after some time generating new ideas and fresh faces in the government. If we continue with the same people in power nothing will change and it'll just be tiring.

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I think Term Limits are a good idea because our system now is out of touch with the people today, intentionally or not, favoring older more outdated ideas. Term limits would keep people from making careers out of being a politician and help keep the government in the hands of the working class. You could say that it won't fix our governments deep flaws, and that's true, but changing who's representing the people to be a more accurate representation of the US public is definitely a start

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I believe that term limits are a good idea because they allow people to introduce new ideas to the Senate. These ideas also can promote change. If the same people were in the Senate for the majority of their lives they may not bring any new ideas or perspectives into the Senate. This also prevents long-term corruption like an oil change to take out the old oil and replace it with new clean oil to help the engine of the Senate run smoothly.

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Limiting terms is a good idea because it allows new people and with new people allows new ideas to better improve The country and it will possibly add young people to the mix as we move to the next generations. Some people also might get tired of running for senate which we see in many jobs which leads to fatigue and they wouldn't care about their job

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Term limits are a good idea because they ensure that new people with new ideas are being brought in to make a change. By bringing in the new, and sending out the old, Congress will see new solutions to issues and update their current ideas. With term limits, there is a more fair, diverse, and modern form of government. - Emma

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Term limits are a way to help keep Congress fresh. Letting the same people remain in the same position of power for years not only makes older generations disproportionately represented, but it also results in echo chambers forming amongst the people making/deciding on laws after being disconnected from regular citizens for so long. With term limits, the senate is more likely to be populated with a more diverse group of people (especially agewise) that is more recently connected to the direct needs of the average American citizen.

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Term limits will allow new people with new ideas to enter the system. This promotes real change to keep up with the constantly changing morals and political beliefs in the US. It also levels the playing field for people that are trying to enter Congress because, without limits, the same people tend to get re-elected. With term limits, the government would become more fair and productive.

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Term Limits are a good idea and are beneficial for the Us political system. It can help stop the abuse of power and limit the influence of people within the system. This can bring more of a diverse range of perspectives as new candidates would come in with fresh ideas. This would create a fairer and more effective government.

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Term limits will only remove any experienced expertise we have in government. Just like anything else in life, experience is quite valuable. Learning how to do something well generally requires experience, and to prevent that from being taken advantage of in government is likely going to make our government more vulnerable to missteps and inefficiency!

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Term limits would allow our system to reset every few years by requiring new people and their ideas come into the Congress. This would also dismantle any long term relationships with special interest groups that taint the governing process.