Question

two and half minutes speech on term limits for politicians please​

Answer 1

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Answer 2

As institutional innovations go, term-limit laws have spread quite rapidly, especially considering that they were put in place by the separate actions of state and local jurisdictions and were not centrally imposed by the federal government. As of May 1998, 21 states have adopted state legislative term limits, which remain in effect in 18 of those states and have been thrown out by the courts of the other 3. Congressional limits have also passed in many states but have so far been deemed unconstitutional by the US Supreme Court (US Term Limits vs Thornton, 115 S. Ct. 1842, 1995). A study in the early 1990s estimated that 32% of all cities with populations above 250,000 also adopted term limits, as did many county boards (Petracca & Jump 1992). In this essay, we focus mainly on state legislative and proposed congressional term limits because that is where the bulk of political science research has concentrated.