Resolved that no person shall serve more than two six-year terms in the United States Senate nor more than four two year terms in the United States House of Representatives, whether consecutive or otherwise. Persons who have served one or more terms in the Senate shall not be a candidate for election to the House, nor shall a person who has served one or more terms in the House be a candidate for the Senate.
Why is this important?
Limit U.S. Senators to two terms (12 years) and U. S. Representatives to four terms (8 years). The focus of the majority of the members of Congress is on re-election. Many members of Congress have never held a private sector job. Term limits are the only means by which control of the government can be shifted back to the people.
