Question

A change to the U.S. Constitution that places a two-term limit on presidents; individuals serving more than two years in a presidential term to which they were not elected may not serve more than one additional term in office

Answer 1

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This amendment would ensure that no individual could serve as President for more than two terms in total, regardless of whether they were elected to the office or not. This would prevent the consolidation of power in a single individual and promote a rotation of leadership in the highest office in the country. It would also prevent any individual from serving as President for an extended period of time, which could potentially lead to abuses of power or the erosion of democratic norms. By limiting the number of terms a President can serve, this amendment would promote accountability, transparency, and the healthy functioning of American democracy.