Members of the House are elected every two years; members of the Senate every six years. I'm thinking a five-term limit, in total, on congressmen, and a two-term limit, in total, on senators. That would give congressmen potentially ten years in office, and senators twelve years.

For the Supreme Court we need a time-in-office limit of around twelve years, an IQ test to qualify with a relatively high bar such as 130 IQ (this would elminate almost all niggers), and a cut-off age of 80. There are way, way too many dottering old farts in Washington.

For bureaucrats, like Fauci, we should limit their career span to no more than 20 years.

Good luck with that. The only people that can make that change are the career politicians.

Diane is 89 in June. One more year and she’ll be 90 lmao. Chuck is only 4 months younger than grandma Feinstein.

https://www.oldest.org/politics/members-us-congress/