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PRESS RELEASES

McCOLLUM AND GINGRICH: “REFORMERS IN NAME ONLY”
US Term Limits Press Release July 27th 2010

Letter to U.S. Senator Bob Bennett
US Term Limits Letter to Senator Bob Bennett

USTL Bennett Press Release PDF
US Term Limits Press Release May 6th 2010

Roski, Jr. Doles out $300 Thousand Against CA Term Limits; U.S. Term Limits Says it is “Fully Prepared to Meet the Challenge”
US Term Limits Press Release February 4, 2010

U.S. Term Limits Urges Gov. Freudenthal to “Do the Right Thing” and Not Seek Third Term
US Term Limits Press Release February 3, 2010

U.S. Term Limits Praises SD Senate State Affairs Committee for “Effectively Killing” Anti-Term Limits Measure
US Term Limits Press Release February 3, 2010

U.S. Term Limits Launches Commercial Campaign in AZ Against Term Limits Repeal Legislation
US Term Limits Press Release January 28, 2010

U.S. Term Limits Condemns Committee Vote to Eliminate Term Limits
US Term Limits Press Release January 27, 2010

U.S. Term Limits Condemns State Senator Hansen for Proposing Amendment to Weaken Term Limits
US Term Limits Press Release January 25, 2010

U.S. Term Limits Urges Californians to Reject Proposed Amendment That Would Double the Length of Assembly & Senate Terms
US Term Limits Press Release January 25, 2010

U.S. Term Limits Blasts Gov. Freudenthal for Seeking Third Term in Defiance of Wyoming Term Limits
US Term Limits Press Release January 13, 2010

U.S. Term Limits Blasts Proposed Amendment that Would Repeal Ohio Term Limits
US Term Limits Press Release January 13, 2010

U.S. Term Limits Condemns Rep. Gatschenberg for Proposing Amendment Weakening Term Limits from 8 to 16 years
US Term Limits Press Release January 13, 2010

U.S. Term Limits Blasts Proposed Amendment that Would Repeal Arizona Term Limits
US Term Limits Press Release January 13, 2010

Blumel Calls Constitutional Term Limits Amendment "An Historic Opportunity"
US Term Limits Op-Ed LA Times October 31, 2009

USTL PRESIDENT PHIL BLUMEL'S Op-Ed in the LA Times
US Term Limits Op-Ed LA Times October 31, 2009

U.S. Term Limits Condemns CA Governor Schwarzenegger for Calling Term Limits "Crazy"
US Term Limits Press Release October 9, 2009

U.S. Term Limits Advises California Forward...
US Term Limits Press Release September 9, 2009

Term Limits Bring Fairness to Government
Howie Rich October 30, 2008

Support for Term Limits at All-Time High
US Term Limits Press Release

US Term Limits President Labels Obama Attack on Congressional Term Limits “Utter Nonsense”
US Term Limits Press Release

Nevada Supreme Court Upholds Term Limits
US Term Limits Press Release

Polling Shows Michigan Voters Favor Term Limits
US Term Limits Press Release March 24, 2008

Polling Shows South Dakota Voters Favor Term Limits
US Term Limits Press Release March 10, 2008

TERM LIMITS NEWS

Charlie Rangel is the Poster Child for Term Limits
From Fox News

As the House prepares to launch on Thursday a rare, public ethics inquiry into alleged misdeeds by New York Rep. Charlie Rangel, it is clear that Rangel remains defiant. He is fighting the House Ethics Committee tooth and nail, claiming that he wants to “make certain, before this election, people know who Charlie Rangel is.” Most Americans know who Rangel is: the poster child for term limits.

Rangel, who has served nearly 40 years in the House of Representatives, including a tour as head of the powerful Ways and Means Committee, illustrates the corruptive nature of political tenure.

Ask those who keep watch over our congressional scoundrels for the most common characteristic of nominees to the annual Most Corrupt list, and they will nominate prolonged service. Indeed, Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW) has listed Rangel as one of our 15 most corrupt politicians since 2008.

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Term limits on Naperville ballot
From The Daily Herald

Naperville voters will get to decide whether to limit how long their leaders serve.

Councilmen on Tuesday approved putting a referendum on the Nov. 2 ballot asking voters if they want to prevent councilmen and the mayor from serving more than three terms consecutively.

The Naperville Voters Education League brought the issue to the council in hopes of getting it on the ballot with five positive votes in lieu of continuing to try to collect roughly 8,600 signatures on a petition.

"Let the people decide for themselves," said the group's leader, Bill Eagan. "It's democracy in action."

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8th hopefuls talk term limits, cutting spending
From The Jackson Sun

MCKENZIE — Conservative candidates for the 8th Congressional District seat talked about term limits, cutting spending and bipartisanship at a forum here Tuesday night.

The forum at McKenzie High School included Republicans Stephen Fincher, Dr. George Flinn, Dr. Ron Kirkland and Randy Smith as well as independents Donn Janes and Mark Rawles.

The candidates said they are for large cuts to government and largely supported tax cuts to stir up new jobs and economic development. They either supported earmark reform or eliminating earmarks all together.

Most said they would look to a new, potentially majority conservative bloc in the House to help them push through the changes they want or talked up their personal ability to get it done.

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Peckinpaugh pledges support for Congressional term limits
From Connecticut Plus

Janet Peckinpaugh, a Republican candidate for Congress in Connecticut's 2nd Congressional District, pledged to introduce legislation to create a Constitutional Amendment which would limit the number of terms a United States Congressman and United States Senator can serve in those positions.

During a meeting of before the Colchester Republicans, Peckinpaugh distinguished herself from other candidates by stating, unequivocally, her support for a constitutional amendment that limits the terms of both Senators and Members of the House of Representatives.

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