Is this a good plan to make sure you can end corruption in congress

[OSR stands with Israel]

1. Term limit all members in congress to 12 years in congress within a 22 year period.

2. You can only get campaign donations from people in the state or district you are running in, for example a person in New York cant donate to a senate election   in Ohio.

 

[Lief 🗽]

Term limits are a terrible idea to end corruption. If you want lobbyists writing laws and strong-arming inexperienced congressmen and a constant churn of elected officials so that there is no time to gain experience/knowledge or the clout necessary to stand up to outside interests, then term limits are a good idea.

[TNF]

So long as capitalism exists, so too will legislatures be corrupted by men and women of means. You can't divorce capitalism from government of, by, and for the wealthy.

[muon2]

An interesting alternative view on the whole question of congressional corruption appeared in my morning Tribune.

[SATW]

An interesting alternative view on the whole question of congressional corruption appeared in my morning Tribune.

Interesting piece, indeed.

[Türkisblau]

There is no evidence that term limits would curtail corruption, and yes of course additional campaign finance law would help towards that goal. I advocate for public financing of campaigns, myself.

[Ebsy]

Term limits seem to have done Missouri little good in regards to ending rampant corruption.