Term Limits

Federal Term Limits

Executive Branch

• POTUS Term      Limits shall remain at 2 consecutive terms, with the following provision:

• Any POTUS who      has served 2 consecutive terms, may be reelected for additional terms, so      long as all votes are write in votes and meet all other requirements for      becoming the lawfully elected POTUS

• The 2 term or      longer POTUS, may not actively campaign, promote their candidacy, or      otherwise insinuate their interest in consecutive terms other than      acknowledging the following: “If the American People deem, I should be      POTUS for another term I shall to the best of my ability carry out the      duties and responsibilities of the office of President of the United      States.”

• Any overt      statements of interest in candidacy will result in 25th Amendment Actions      being taken against the POTUS and charges of Treason to be filed

• Once a 2 term      POTUS has made the above statement once, no further inquiries shall be      allowed by media, interviewers, or pundits to the 2 term POTUS

• The 2 term      POTUS may participate in debates during the General Election Cycle so that      their policies can be compared and contrasted fairly with other candidates

Legislative Branch

• The House of      Representatives shall have a total term limit allowance of 6 terms

• The United      States Senate shall have a total term limit of 2 terms

Judicial Branch

• Article III of      the Constitution states that these judicial officers are appointed for a      life term, however, shall accept mandatory retirement after 12 years of      service

State Term Limits

Executive Branch

• States that do      not currently have term limits for their Executive Branch shall institute      a 2 term limit as a minimum

Legislative Branch

• States that do      not currently have term limits for their Legislative Branch shall      institute a combined 12 years of service as a minimum term limit

Judicial Branch

• States that do      not currently have term limits for their Judicial Branch shall institute a      combined 12 years of service as a minimum term limit

County and Local Term Limits

Executive Branch

• Counties, and      Local Governments that do not currently have term limits for their      Executive Branch shall institute a 2 term limit as a minimum

Legislative Branch

• Counties, and      Local Governments that do not currently have term limits for their      Legislative Branch shall institute a combined 12 years of service as a      minimum term limit

Judicial Branch

• Counties, and      Local Governments that do not currently have term limits for their      Judicial Branch shall institute a combined 12 years of service as a      minimum term limit