By Jim Campbell
July 8th, 2018
Having less than a Chinaman’s chance in hell with a Goldwater sticker on his forehead two moronic progressive democrats cool their jets.
These guys along with others from the party of no and woe haven’t had an original thought since Mohammad had his alleged talk with Allah.
Remember, this is the party that is so bereft of a plausible agenda to make America a better place, that they must cheat to win an election.
The Washington Examiner
July 08, 2018
Two sitting lawmakers, Reps. Steny Hoyer, D-Md., and Jose Serrano, D-N.Y., introduced bills repeatedly to repeal the 22nd Amendment, but have not done so under Trump.
Members of Congress responsible for almost a dozen attempts to repeal the two-term limit on being president have not reintroduced their bills since President Trump took office.
Hoyer pushed six bills to repeal the 22nd Amendment between 1995 and 2005, and Serrano led five attempts between 2005 and 2013.
Spokespeople for Hoyer and Serrano ignored repeated requests for comment since May.
Voicemails left on Hoyer’s cellphone and on a phone line historically linked to Serrano were not returned Friday.
It’s unclear if their decision not to introduce the legislation is linked to Trump, or is simply an assessment of the long odds of winning a two-thirds vote in each chamber of Congress, followed by ratification by three-fourths of states.
Although they have not proposed the legislation under Trump, both Hoyer and Serrano pushed the idea while former President George W. Bush was in office, including Serrano during the height of Bush’s late-second-term unpopularity.
“While I am not a supporter of the current president, I feel there are good public policy reasons for a repeal of this amendment,” Hoyer said in a 2005 statement.
This is an undemocratic result,” Hoyer said at the time, adding: “Sufficient power resides in the Congress and the Judiciary to protect our country from tyranny.”
The 22nd Amendment was approved by Congress in 1947 and ratified by a sufficient number of states in 1951.
It passed after former President Franklin D. Roosevelt disregarded the two-term precedent set by George Washington, winning election to four terms.
Trump has joked about repealing the 22nd Amendment, including while humorously suggesting that he likes the idea of being “president for life,” a term used to describe Chinese President Xi Jinping, who recently consolidated power in the authoritarian country.
“Should we go back to 16 years? Congressman, can we have that extended?” Trump said in April at the White House.
“The last time I jokingly said that, the papers started saying, ‘He’s got despotic tendencies!’
No, I’m not looking to do it, unless you want to do it.”
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I would go for it with TRUMP, but if another Dumbocrap ever gets back in, NOOOOO!!! So, we MUST keep it the way it is! I hope blubber lip Maxine and Nasty Nancy stay forever because they do MORE GOOD for the Republicans every time they open their mouths than almost anybody else!
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I like the system the way it is.
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The issue of term limits does need to be introduced into Congress. There needs to be very specific term limits for all elected officials in America’s Government.
Term Limits would reduce and remove corruption to a great extent. Hopefully America can return to a Nation of laws with equal justice for all!
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Yep no doubt about it David, once again you hit it out of the park, thanks
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Term limits are a necessity. We need to toss out all the career politicians and do what’s right for America. If we are going to drain the swamp, then let’s do it all the way!
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Let’s start with the U.S. Congress. 4 terms for the U.S. House of Representatives a two years each, and two terms in the U.S. Senate allegedly the more deliberative body of 6, hell, make it 4. Thanks General
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