A case for term limits.

Hal Rogers has had a total of 2 jobs since Apollo 11 landed on the moon—both in government.

I’ll need video of him “running” to believe that.
He looks clinically dead on TV/in Congress.

Won't happen without a convention of the states.

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Chick Grassley still runs something ridiculous like 10 miles a day.

He gets a pass.

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And RBG was in the gym on a daily basis

4am 6 days a week.

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There are millions of votes that keep putting them there.

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Fixed it for you. With the opposition to SAVE act on both sides of isle, they're all probably cheating. I don't trust anything political on the left or right at this point.

Or age limits

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Age isnt the problem,

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yes it is, no one over 80 should be holding any office. They will never live to see the consequences of their decisions.

This would not solve the problem, but it would be helpful if the Senate would change its rules so that Seniority was not so important. Committe positions, boards and appointments, even office locations are decided by Seniority.

If you have a choice in your primary between a multi-term incumbent and a newbie, it is probably better for your state to stick with the incumbent.

Changing the seniority rules would not require amending the Constitution...but it would require convincing people who benefit from the seniority rules to vote against their own perks.

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1. Nancy Pelosi - 85
2. Maxine Waters - 87
3. Bernie Sanders - 84
4. Mitch McConnell - 83
5. James Clyburn - 85
6. Angus King - 81
7. Chuck Grassley - 92
8. Hal Rogers - 88
9. James Risch - 82
10. Steny Hoyer - 86

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My biggest issue is that they are passing legislation that they know they won't be around to see. So basically they saddle future Americans with dealing with thier bullshite ideas and decisions.