

GENERATIONAL CLASS ACT (amendment) TERM LIMITS FOR CONGRESS!!
The Issue
It is with a heavy heart that I share my personal story, a story familiar to far too many. The loss of my child was a blow I could never have anticipated. #Curtis’s Law We look to the system to protect and serve, yet it has failed me at every turn, right up to the higher echelons of authority, including the FBI. This story is not mine alone; it echoes with the cries of many who have been let down by the promise of justice. Furthermore, voter suppression remains a perennial battle in our so-called bastion of democracy, with countless lives sacrificed to secure the right to vote and influence our governance. Yet here we are, cast two steps backward as we fight on this battlefield once more. The leaders we elect should protect the rights our forebearers died for, yet entrenched political classes block progress and clamor for personal power. This petition calls for a revolutionary change—an amendment to the Constitution to institute term limits for Congress, capping service at 13 years. Such a cap ensures a continuous cycle of fresh representation and the injection of new perspectives into our government. By tying these term limits to the President's term as dictated by the 22nd Amendment, we aim not only to prevent the entrenchment of a lifetime political class but also to ensure synergy and parity across governing bodies. The battle should not be about clinging to power, but empowering the next generation. We should be preparing the youth to take the subsequent seats of power, not enabling a stagnant political climate where leadership remains unyielding. It’s time to offer our youth a genuine seat at the table, shaping the future we all dream of. Join me in demanding this change for the honor of the past, the justice needed in the present, and the hope of the future. Sign this petition now for the Generational Class Act amendment and let's build a future that operates with fairness and fervor worthy of those who fought before us.

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The Issue
It is with a heavy heart that I share my personal story, a story familiar to far too many. The loss of my child was a blow I could never have anticipated. #Curtis’s Law We look to the system to protect and serve, yet it has failed me at every turn, right up to the higher echelons of authority, including the FBI. This story is not mine alone; it echoes with the cries of many who have been let down by the promise of justice. Furthermore, voter suppression remains a perennial battle in our so-called bastion of democracy, with countless lives sacrificed to secure the right to vote and influence our governance. Yet here we are, cast two steps backward as we fight on this battlefield once more. The leaders we elect should protect the rights our forebearers died for, yet entrenched political classes block progress and clamor for personal power. This petition calls for a revolutionary change—an amendment to the Constitution to institute term limits for Congress, capping service at 13 years. Such a cap ensures a continuous cycle of fresh representation and the injection of new perspectives into our government. By tying these term limits to the President's term as dictated by the 22nd Amendment, we aim not only to prevent the entrenchment of a lifetime political class but also to ensure synergy and parity across governing bodies. The battle should not be about clinging to power, but empowering the next generation. We should be preparing the youth to take the subsequent seats of power, not enabling a stagnant political climate where leadership remains unyielding. It’s time to offer our youth a genuine seat at the table, shaping the future we all dream of. Join me in demanding this change for the honor of the past, the justice needed in the present, and the hope of the future. Sign this petition now for the Generational Class Act amendment and let's build a future that operates with fairness and fervor worthy of those who fought before us.

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Petition created on October 19, 2025