Connecticut Law Review Volume 43 - Issue 4

A Skeptical View of a Skeptical View of Presidential Term Limits

by Jack M. Beermann

Dean Jeremy Paul is concerned that the presidency has been weakened and that the Twenty-Second Amendment’s limitation on presidential service is at least partly to blame. He proposes replacing the Twenty-Second Amendment with a new Amendment limiting Presidents to three consecutive terms, after which the President would be required to sit out a term before [...]

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