Description
In this podcast:
-Former Congressman David Trone and Democratic lawmakers argue that Congress is broken by career politicians, seniority, and nonstop fundraising.
-Panelists say term limits would bring fresh voices, more accountability, and less influence from lobbyists and entrenched incumbents.
-Pennsylvania Democrats push an Article V convention strategy, claiming Congress will panic and act once enough states demand term limits.
-Lawmakers connect term limits to bigger reforms including campaign finance laws, open primaries, immigration policy, education reform, and restoring trust in democracy.
-Speakers urge citizens to pressure legislators directly, warning that public frustration with government is reaching a breaking point and demanding action now.