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Term Limits Breaking News: Find Out How Term Limits Won Big in this Election Season

We have lots of exciting news this program along with the corrupt politician of the week. Who will it be? Hi, I’m Holly Robichaud and this is US Term Limits Breaking News. The elections are over and term limits was the big winner. Over 150 congressional term limit supporters from both major political parties were

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Term Limits Breaking News: Yes, His Trial Has Finally Begun After Two Years of Delay

Today we have a special birthday wish, a new corrupt politician of the week, and another politician that’s on trial under 23 indictments, and you won’t believe how many pledges our pledge team got. Hi, I’m Holly Robichaud and this is Breaking News on Term Limits. We have some big news coming out of Illinois.

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Term Limits Breaking News: Check Out the Results of this Latest Poll!

This just in, a new RMG research poll shows that 88%, that’s right, 88% of South Dakotans support congressional term limits. It doesn’t get much higher than that. Hi, I’m Holly Robichaud and this is US Term Limits Breaking News. South Dakota is a state we’ll be working heavily in to advance our Term Limits

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Term Limits Breaking News: You Have the Right to Know When Politicians Fail You

Term Limits is an incredibly important piece of legislation, and it defends democracy. Without it, corruption can quickly run rampant, such as the case in Venezuela, who got rid of Term Limits for its president in 2009. It’s strongly suggested that Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro rigged the election. While the Venezuelan Supreme Court ruled that

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Term Limits Breaking News: 14% Congressional Approval Rating, this is Considered Good News?

Could you imagine a scenario in which a 14%, that’s right. 14% congressional approval rating is considered good news? Unfortunately, you don’t have to. The Economist’s newest poll shows that this statistic is an improvement compared to July’s. It’s only a 2% improvement. At the same time, close to 90% of Americans support congressional term

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Term Limits Breaking News: Texas Chair Brandon Herrera on Why Term Limits Must Happen

US Term Limits is proud to announce that State Senator Erin Tobin is our new South Dakota State Chair. Erin is a fifth-generation South Dakotan businesswoman and medical professional who will be spearheading our efforts in the Mount Rushmore State. Hi, I’m Holly Robichaud and this is Breaking News on Term Limits. In our last

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Term Limits Breaking News: Who is Our New Texas State Chair?

Hey, we’ve got exciting news coming out of Texas today. We want to welcome Brandon Herrera as our new Texas State Chair. He’s an entrepreneur, social media personality, and he was a Republican candidate for Congress in House District 23. We’re so glad to have him on our team. Hi, I’m Holly Robichaud and this

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Term Limits Breaking News: We Have a New State Chair!

Today, I’m pleased to renounce we’re welcoming on board Andrew Kalloch, as our new Oregon democratic state chair who’ll be working with Alex Skarlatos our Oregon Republican state chair. Andrew brings a depth of experience to our efforts in Oregon. Since 2016, he’s been the Director of Global Policy Development at Airbnb. Prior to his

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Term Limits Breaking News: North Dakota Just Had a Historic Vote!

In a historical action, voters of North Dakota sent a message that will reverberate across America. Voters all across all party affiliations approved a state constitutional amendment that prohibits any candidate 81 years or older from serving in Congress from North Dakota. Hi, I’m Holly Robichaud, and this is US Term Limits Breaking News. While

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Term Limits Breaking News: Momentum For Term Limits Is On the Rise!

In the Empire State, there’s growing calls for term limits for statewide offices. New York is currently one of only 13 states that doesn’t have term limits for the governor. This is despite polling data that shows over 70 percent of New Yorkers support term limits for the governor and other statewide office holders. That

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