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Republican Congressman Matt Salmon thinks that nobody should serve more than three terms in Congress, at least, according to a term-limits bill he submitted this week.
Personally, Salmon’s on his fourth term in Congress, so it looks like he doesn’t really think that way.
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–Matt Salmon, in Fourth Term, Says No One Should Serve More Than Three Terms
Salmon, who was a lobbyist between his stints in Congress, says in a press release that he’s “always believed that universal term limits will help make members of Congress more accountable to their constituents, not the special interests that often keep them in office.”
Salmon’s bill, which would require a constitutional amendment, would call for a maximum of two full terms for Senators, and three full terms for Representatives.
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