U.S. Term Limits

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term limit everyone down to the dog catcher.

The image features an arrangement of vintage pocket watches. Overlaid text states: "Congress rewards seniority. It should reward results. Term Limits make sure performance outweighs tenure." The logo of U.S. Term Limits and the website "termlimits.com" are at the bottom right.
A stopwatch displays the word "Deadline." Above it, text reads: "Congress has been missing deadlines for decades." Below, it says: "Term limits are the only deadline they can't miss." The USTL (U.S. Term Limits) logo is at the bottom right corner.
A digitally edited image featuring two people side by side. On the left, "Nancy Pelosi 39 Years in Congress" is written, and on the right, "Mitch McConnell 42 Years in Congress" is displayed. The image includes text stating, "Same story. Across party lines. It's time for congressional term limits." The U.S. Term Limits (USTL) logo is at the top left, and "termlimits.com" is at the top right.
The image contains the text: "24 members of Congress are 80 or older. 13 of them are running again. Many of them have served in Congress for decades. Term limits would end this." The background shows the interior of a large dome. The U.S. Term Limits logo and website are at the bottom right.
An image featuring the U.S. Capitol building with clouds in the background and partial views of U.S. currency in the foreground. Text on the image reads: "The longer they stay, the more the seat is worth & the more favors owed. TERM LIMIT CONGRESS." The logo of U.S. Term Limits and their website, termlimits.com, are displayed at the bottom.
Here's a possible alt text for the image: "Image of the U.S. Capitol with fireworks in the background, featuring text that reads: 'Happy Independence Day! Celebrating 250 years of the belief that power is borrowed, not owned. Term limits are rooted in that same simple belief.' The U.S. Term Limits logo is included at the bottom.
This image features a word cloud of U.S. state names in varying font sizes. Prominent states include Florida, Texas, California, and Arizona, among others. The top left corner has the USTL logo and “U.S. Term Limits.” The phrase “Together, the states hold the power to term limit Congress” is at the bottom. The background is dark blue.
This image features two individuals with text showing "Chuck Grassley: 51 years in Congress" and "Ed Markey: 49 years in Congress." Below, it reads "100 combined years in Congress. The argument for congressional term limits doesn’t pick sides." The logo for USTL U.S. Term Limits is at the bottom.
Two-part image comparison of the White House and the U.S. Capitol. The top shows the White House with the caption "The President has term limits." The bottom displays the U.S. Capitol with the caption "Why not Congress?" The U.S. Term Limits logo and website appear in the bottom-right corner.
The image contains text stating, "When re-election becomes a politician's sole priority, fundraising replaces legislation. Term limits eliminate the incentive to campaign, restoring the incentive to serve." At the bottom, there is a logo and text for U.S. Term Limits with a web address, "termlimits.com." The background shows an architectural dome.
The image shows a grid with six portraits. The top row features Chuck Schumer with "45 years in office," Nancy Pelosi with "39 years in office," and Mitch McConnell with "41 years in office." The bottom row includes historical figures: Thomas Jefferson with "10 years in office," George Washington with "8 years in office," and Alexander Hamilton with "5 years in office." At the bottom, a message reads, "Congress forgot what the founders knew. It's time to term limit Congress." The U.S. Term Limits logo and website, termlimits.com, are present.
An ornate leather chair with a "Reserved Indefinitely" sign is placed beside a stack of newspapers. The text above reads: "When keeping the seat is the only goal, you're just an afterthought." Below are the words "Term Limit Congress" and the logo for U.S. Term Limits with the website "termlimits.com."
A poster featuring the U.S. Capitol building with floating dollar bills. Text reads: "Members of Congress have two jobs: legislating and getting re‑elected. Guess which one pays better. TERM LIMITS PUT THE FOCUS BACK ON SERVICE." The top of the poster includes the USTL logo and website termlimits.com.
A split-image graphic shows the U.S. Capitol building on the top half and a residential street with an American flag on the bottom half. Overlaid text states, "Term limits ensure our lawmakers stay rooted in the reality of the citizens they represent. They serve their time, then return home to live under the laws they’ve passed." The bottom right corner features the U.S. Term Limits logo and website URL, termlimits.com.
Exterior view of a government building with large columns. Text on the image reads: "Some politicians retire FROM Congress. Most retire IN it, comfortable and in no hurry to leave. TERM LIMITS FIX THAT." A logo at the bottom right displays "USTL U.S. Term Limits" with the website "termlimits.com."
Illustration showing U.S. currency in front of the U.S. Capitol building with text: "Lobbyists pay for the access that congressional seniority buys. Term limits take it off the market." Includes U.S. Term Limits logo and website.
The image features the U.S. Capitol building with text stating, "Congress doesn't change because the politicians running it rarely do. Term limits open the door to fresh ideas and real accountability." It includes the U.S. Term Limits logo and website URL.
This image features a person smiling, wearing a suit and patterned tie, with a pin on the lapel. The text reads: “Thank You for signing the U.S. Term Limits (USTL) Term Limits on Congress Pledge.” Below, it says “Ethan Wolfe, Candidate for Georgia State House - District 151.” The background has a blue, textured design.
Thank you Ana Quezada for signing the U.S. Term Limits Pledge.
This image features a person standing outdoors with a neutral expression, wearing glasses and a turquoise jacket. Text on the image includes "Thank you for signing the U.S. Term Limits Term Limits on Congress Pledge, Ginna Schonwald, Candidate for New Hampshire State House - District 4," and "termlimits.com/pledge." The U.S. Term Limits logo is visible.
This image features a person in formal attire smiling with the text: "Thank You for signing the U.S. Term Limits (USTL) Term Limits on Congress Pledge." Below is a name: "Mark Piotrowski, Candidate for Michigan State House - District 97." The image includes the website termlimits.com/pledge.
Image showing a message advocating for term limits in Congress. The text emphasizes that politicians should not be insulated from citizens' realities for decades and calls for skilled professionals to solve problems and then live under the laws they pass. The message includes the logo of U.S. Term Limits (USTL) with the website termlimits.com. In the background, a subtle image of the U.S. Capitol building is visible.
This image features a promotional poster from U.S. Term Limits. It includes a portrait of a person in a suit and glasses, standing in front of the U.S. Capitol building. The text on the poster reads, "TERM LIMITS WOULD REDUCE CORRUPTION." A quote below says, "A politician who stays in office for life and is a friend, is worth his weight in gold to a lobbyist." The quote is attributed to Jack Abromoff, noted as a former lobbyist. The top left corner shows the U.S. Term Limits logo.
The image features the U.S. Capitol building under a blue sky with clouds. Text reads: "Every vital profession requires a shift change. Term limit Congress. Break the gridlock." At the bottom, it includes a URL: "termlimits.com/petitionfb" and the USTL, U.S. Term Limits logo.
A baby in a diaper is lying on a white sheet next to an image of the U.S. Capitol dome. The text reads, "Diapers and Congress must be changed often, and for the same reason." The logos "USTL" and "termlimits.com" are present.
A stopwatch with "DEADLINE" in red on its face is shown. Text at the top reads "Congressional Term Limits." Below, text states "Because Corruption Deserves a Deadline." The U.S. Term Limits logo is at the bottom right, with a website link to termlimits.com/petitionfb.
A wooden gavel lies on a table next to two old books. Text in bold reads: "Decades in the same seat breeds stagnation. We need rotation. Term limit Congress." In the top left corner, "U.S. Term Limits" and "termlimits.com" are displayed with a logo.
The image features the U.S. Capitol building with an American flag in the foreground. A large USTL logo, representing U.S. Term Limits, is at the top. The text reads: "Service. Not Status. Term Limit Congress."
Illustration featuring the U.S. Capitol building and a stopwatch set to zero above the bold text "Term Limit Congress." The bottom includes a call to "Like & Share" with the website "termlimits.com" and the logo for U.S. Term Limits.
Image with a blue background featuring text in white letters: "What does public service mean to you? Is it a job or a duty?" The USTL U.S. Term Limits logo is in the top right corner with their website address, termlimits.com. A faint image of the U.S. Capitol building is in the background.
Three apples in different stages of decay illustrate a message about term limits for Congress. The text reads: "Food has an expiration date when it rots. Why doesn’t Congress?" A logo for U.S. Term Limits is at the bottom, with a call to "Like & Share" and visit termlimits.com.
An image of the U.S. Capitol building against a blue sky. Text reads: "Progress dies in a room with closed doors and endless terms. Term limiting Congress would open the doors to renewal & solutions." The U.S. Term Limits (USTL) logo is at the bottom with "USTL U.S. Term Limits, termlimits.com.
A background of several clocks with a foreground featuring large text that reads: "Decades to gain authority, but only years to lose touch. Term limits on Congress ignite change while citizens still come first." The U.S. Term Limits logo and website URL are at the bottom right.
The image shows the United States Capitol Building with a clear sky in the background. Overlaid text reads: "Less fundraising. More service! Term Limit Congress." The logo for U.S. Term Limits is in the bottom right corner.
A person holds a lit torch, while another hand reaches to take it. The image includes the text: "True leadership is measured by the future we leave behind, not the decades spent in power. Let's reinvigorate our leadership and pass the torch. Term limits on Congress." The U.S. Term Limits logo and website "termlimits.com" are displayed.