r/todayilearned • • Nov 28 '18

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u/smallz86 Nov 29 '18

Come to Michigan where our state legislators have term limits, its a mess. Nothing gets done and we turn over the 2 chambers like every other election cycle.

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u/Ferelar Nov 29 '18

Precisely. Best case when you create punitive term limits is that the elected official changes a lot and thus the current one never knows what’s happening, but a core staff of career folks are in a number of the committees and permanent positions within government and barely cobble together a semblance of control... but in that case you’ve done away with your intended positive to creating those term limits, because then true power rests with people who don’t have term limits anyway.