Term limit

No, no, I mean, he's had a series of proposals.

He's supported term limits.

Term limits? I mean, term limits, and he's talking about 18-year term limit, and each presidency gets two picks.

Based.

That's so based.

I think it's a

great idea.

In fact, we've supported term limits for Supreme Court

Eisenkot talks about an independent judiciary and a basic law on legislation.

And three of them, Eisenkot, Bennett, and Golan, want term limits on the prime minister.

Close your eyes.

Breathe.

Uh, let it go.

It's genuinely a big gap.

Term limits, though.

How long? Eisenkot says two terms.

Okay.

Uh, term limits.

Either of you setting yourself up for a personal term limit?

I, I would...

I'm in favor of term limits.

How many?

Two or three.

We don't want that in the state of Louisiana.

But I think there's also a good point that those who are against this amendment— who point out that term limits don't automatically produce better government or better leaders.

No, the voters have to do that at the ballot box.

I'll give you that.

Maybe you ought to let someone else get involved because aren't you, by that person, and again, I'm just talking out loud here.

I'm not making the argument, but I can see the point.

But aren't you allowing the consolidation of power? Aren't you, you know, if you have term limits, right?

Right.

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And of course, term limits are at the top of that list.

And candidates are responding in this election cycle.

It's their goal.

I'm not saying that in a mean way, I'm just saying that's reality, and I think it is time, folks, that we really need to begin at least a discussion on the area of term limits for politicians.

Term limits, just like we have, uh, for instance, in the United States, the president can only run for two terms.

That's a good thing.

Uh, the governors can only run for two terms, also a good thing, 'cause the longer you stay in office, the more you, uh, have a, find the ways to use taxpayer dollars to keep yourself in office, and it does not serve constituents well not to have fresh, uh, legislative, uh, eyes on all of, uh, the issues.

And I still think what's wrong with our system, the extreme elements of both parties.

Term limits.

Are in control.

Term limits are needed.

Term limits.

But the

far right MAGA nuts control the Republicans and the lefty socialist Democrats control the Democratic Party.

I don't care what industry.

Well, we need him out of there.

And I guess some video from way back in the late 80s had resurfaced about him basically talking about term limits, basically.

Unbelievable.

And

I think that, again, provided you are able to have proper brain function and And it's okay.

But once you start to fail, you need to get out.

And as far as term limits, I mean, term limits would eliminate that.

And you would have fresh ideas, younger politicians.

Yes.

OK, well, let's talk term limits.

Would you support term limits for the US Supreme Court?

Oh, for the US Supreme Court.

Yes, personally, Lori Hickman, I would.

Yes.

What about

term limits just across the board? Let's talk idle legislature.