Illinois Term Limits

El Salvador's president, Nayib Bukele, is genuinely popular. This isn't about whether he's good at the job or even an opinion on his performance.

It's about the rule his party just erased. Term limits were never a verdict on any one leader — they're the safeguard that keeps anyone, popular or not, from becoming permanent. That's the pattern everywhere the cap comes off: it starts with a popular leader and a good reason, and ends with someone no election will remove. Even with the best intentions, power with no expiration date is where things go wrong over time.

America caps its own president for that exact reason. So why not Congress?

Three different polls, and every single one lands around 80% across party lines. When was the last time Americans agreed on anything this consistently? It's time for term limits.

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When reelection is always on the table, everything else — writing bills, solving problems, actually governing — gets pushed down the list.

Term limits change the incentive. Without an endless campaign to run, the focus shifts back to lawmaking.