U.S. Term Limits, Author at Dr. Rich Swier

About U.S. Term Limits

“Term Limits is known as the largest grassroots movement in American history, and US Term Limits (USTL) was, and still is, the leader of that movement”

Term limits have been placed on 15 state legislatures, eight of the ten largest cities in America adopted term limits for their city councils and/or mayor, and 37 states place term limits on their constitutional officers.

USTL stands up against government malpractice. We are the voice of the American citizen. We want a government of the people, by the people, and for the people- not a ruling class who care more about deals to benefit themselves, than their constituents.

We have worked tirelessly with citizens all across the nation, helping them better understand why term limits are a necessary government reform, and how to implement that vision from your town council, to Congress.

Entries by U.S. Term Limits

Billboards Call Out Cuellar for Refusing to Sign Term Limits Pledge

February 5, 2022/in Commentary, Elections, News, Policy, Politics, Social Issues/by U.S. Term Limits

SAN ANTONIO, TX /PRNewswire/ — U.S. Term Limits is calling out Rep. Henry Cuellar (TX-28) for refusing to sign the U.S. Term Limits pledge that promises to co-sponsor the U.S. Term Limits amendment for congressional term limits in a series of billboards in his district. The introduced amendment calls for 6 years total in the U.S. […]

Hoosiers Overwhelmingly Support Term Limits for Congress in New RMG Research Poll

January 27, 2022/in Elections, Featured, News, Policy, Politics, Social Issues, Waste, Fraud and Abuse/by U.S. Term Limits

INDIANAPOLIS, MN/PRNewswire/ — Seventy-six percent of registered Indiana voters support term limits for Congress according to a poll conducted for U.S. Term Limits (USTL) by RMG Research. The poll of 500 registered Indiana voters was conducted on January 14-16, 2022. The poll showed support for congressional term limits was broad-based among all demographics and party affiliations. Sixty-seven percent of respondents favor the Indiana legislature […]

Former State Senators Andrew Dinniman and John Eichelberger Tapped as Pennsylvania State Co-Chairs for U.S. Term Limits

November 20, 2021/in Commentary, Elections, Policy, Politics/by U.S. Term Limits

HARRISBURG, Pa. /PRNewswire/ — Today, U.S. Term Limits announces that former State Senators Andrew Dinniman and John Eichelberger, Jr., have agreed to be the Pennsylvania State Co-Chairs for U.S. Term Limits. Dinniman, a Democrat and Eichelberger, a Republican bring a bipartisan approach to an issue that over 80% of Pennsylvanians regardless of political affiliation support – term limits for […]

Congressman Ron DeSantis Endorses School Board Term Limits in Florida

June 4, 2018/in Education, Policy, Politics/by U.S. Term Limits

In an exclusive op-ed for U.S. Term Limits, Congressman and gubernatorial candidate Ron DeSantis has endorsed eight-year term limits for all school board members in Florida. DeSantis is widely known as a champion of “drain the swamp” policies in Washington, including term limits. In the Op-Ed, DeSantis writes: “In our oft-divided political climate, it’s vital […]

Defended: Term Limits in Nashville, TN

August 10, 2015/in Government Transparency, Hot Topics, Policy, Politics/by U.S. Term Limits

Don’t you just love when citizens take a stand against slippery politicians? That’s what happened last week in Nashville, when U.S. Term Limits helped citizens defeat two anti-term limits proposals foisted on them by the city’s Metro Council. Nashville Council members have now tried five times to weaken their two-term limit, failing each time because voters are […]

Beware of Politicians’ False Rhetoric on Voter Choice

June 17, 2015/in Elections, Must Read, Politics/by U.S. Term Limits

When a politician puts a measure on the ballot to weaken or repeal his own term limits, he’ll often tell critics, “I’m not against term limits. I’m for giving voters a choice.” He uses this language out of necessity, because opposing term limits is political suicide. Polls show that between 70-80 percent of voters hate […]