Presidential Term Limits
The two-term limit on the American presidency is a somewhat recent invention, having come into force as a result of the passage of the Twenty-Second Amendment to the Constitution in 1952. In Number 72 of "The Federalist Papers" written in 1788, our nation's founder Alexander Hamilton argued against setting any term limit on the presidency. He reasoned that if the American people were dissatisfied with a certain president, they could vote him out of office in the next election; whereas if they were pleased with a certain president, they could re-elect him as many times as they wish. I would like to know what people think about this.
This poll was created on 2007-12-13 20:40:24
by Young American Philosopher

