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Ultimately, the argument for term limits becomes more than simply a critique of a single politician; it morphs into a clarion call for a political system that embodies true representative democracy. The system must facilitate the regular turnover of leadership, ensuring that elected officials remain accountable and connected to their constituents' evolving concerns.
In a world increasingly at odds with the interests of standard Americans, the consensus grows that a shift back toward public service—rather than a career in politics—would benefit the country. Limiting terms may not provide a complete solution, but fostering a more dynamic political environment could allow for fresh perspectives and authentic representation.