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U.S. Rep. Mary Miller Cosponsors Proposal to Term Limit Congress

For immediate release July 27, 2021 Contact: Stacey Selleck, U.S. Term Limits Phone: 202-261-3532 press@termlimits.com U.S. Rep. Mary Miller Cosponsors Proposal to Term Limit Congress Washington, D.C. ~ Last week, U.S. Rep. Mary Miller of Illinois cosponsored House Joint Resolution 12 (HJR12) proposing an amendment to the U.S. Constitution for term limits on Congress. U.S.

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NUT Podcast Episode 150: A Peek At The Future

  Philip Blumel: Ken Quinn gets a peek of the future, and it works. Hi, this is Philip Blumel. Welcome to No Uncertain Terms, the official podcast of the Term Limits Movement for the week of July 19th, 2021. Stacey Selleck: Your sanctuary from partisan politics. Philip Blumel: States, and before them, the colonies, have

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U.S. House Rep. Mark Green Honored for Supporting Congressional Term Limits

For immediate release July 16, 2021 Contact: Scott Tillman, U.S. Term Limits Phone: (321) 345-7455 stillman@termlimits.com U.S. House Rep. Mark Green Honored for Supporting Congressional Term Limits Nashville, TN — U.S. Representative Mark Green of Tennessee’s 7th congressional district was honored for his steadfast commitment for term limits on Congress. Aaron Dukette of U.S. Term

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Ekstrom Names McDonald to Board of Texas for Congressional Term Limits

For immediate release July 14, 2021 Contact: Stacey Selleck Phone: (202) 261-3532 Email: press@termlimits.com Ekstrom Names McDonald to Board of Texas for Congressional Term Limits Austin, TX — Today, Chris Ekstrom, Chairman of Texas for Congressional Term Limits, announced that Kelly McDonald will be joining the board. Ekstrom, McDonald, and Jarchow are working with U.S. Term Limits

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NUT Podcast Episode 149: California Uber Alles

[music] Philip Blumel: California über alles. Hi, I am Philip Blumel, welcome in to a No Uncertain Terms, the official podcast of the term limits movement for the week of July 12th, 2021. Stacey Selleck: Your sanctuary from partisan politics. Philip Blumel: The Golden State provides us with both sad and humorous news this week,

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Ekstrom Names Jarchow to the Board of Texas for Congressional Term Limits

For immediate release July 8, 2021 Contact: Stacey Selleck Phone: (202) 261-3532 Email: press@termlimits.com Ekstrom Names Jarchow to the Board of Texas for Congressional Term Limits Austin, TX — Today, Chris Ekstrom, Chair of Texas for Congressional Term Limits, announced that Ryan Jarchow will be joining the board of directors to help usher U.S. Term Limits’

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NUT Podcast Episode 148: Citizen Kane Unleashed

[music]   Philip Blumel: Citizen Kane, unleashed. Hi, Philip Blumel, welcome to No Uncertain Terms, the official podcast of the Term Limits movement for the week of July 5th, 2021.   Stacey Selleck: Your sanctuary from partisan politics.   Philip Blumel: On April 8th, the Tennessee house, in a bipartisan 53-34 vote passed a resolution

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