BREAKING: A proposal is reportedly gaining traction to amend the U.S. Constitution and impose term limits on members of Congress.
Supporters say it would curb career politicians, reduce entrenched power, and bring fresh leadership and new ideas to Washington.

Critics argue that experience matters, and voters already have the authority to remove lawmakers at the ballot box   — making term limits unnecessary.
Amending the Constitution is no simple task. It requires broad bipartisan support and approval from the states — a deliberately high bar designed to protect stability and prevent rushed changes.

The debate is intensifying: Is it time for reform, or does the current system already put power where it belongs — in the hands of the people?