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A constitutional amendment for term limits offered by Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) is nothing more than demagoguery masquerading as a serious proposal. Unless substantially altered, it merits oblivion.

Confidence vote perhaps a majority vote to remove an attorney general. there should be term limits for federal judges, some of you may oppose, that i dont. that something i wrote about in my first book, "men in black," for the supreme court, i conclude it needs to be across the board for federal judges, maybe 12 or 14 years, but it needs to happen. we need to a amend the constitution to do that. the republicans in house some begin pushing, pushing. you know over in israel, they are reforming the...

Ginni thomas was a witness to the january 6 select committee investigating the insurrection. how do you assess the health of the institution of the supreme court? >> its a good question. some of this is due to the fact that it is a separate and equal branch of government with congress and the executive branch. in some ways, its the most immune to change. look at what we saw about the ethics rules for justices. there are hardly any. there need to be. i think there should be term limits for the su...

The secretary of state's dismissal of signatures for fraud would be "presumed to be lawful" under a bill before the Legislature in Bismarck this session.

The secretary of state's dismissal of signatures for fraud would be "presumed to be lawful" under a bill before the Legislature in Bismarck this session.

The secretary of state's dismissal of signatures for fraud would be "presumed to be lawful" under a bill before the Legislature in Bismarck this session.

The secretary of state's dismissal of signatures for fraud would be "presumed to be lawful" under a bill before the Legislature in Bismarck this session.

Forty state senators have signed onto a proposed constitutional amendment that would allow lawmakers to serve a third consecutive four-year term in the Legislature.

Utah Rep. Burgess Owens (R), who won reelection in November, reiterated his support for term limits.

A pair of proposed constitutional amendments are the first measures cosponsored by U.S. Rep. Brandon Williams since he was sworn into office last week.