TERM LIMITS AND THE 17th AMENDMENT CONTINUED

The 17th Amendment Weakened the States

It disconnected senators from their state governments and made them dependent on national donors, media-driven narratives, and Super PACs instead.
It took a system where states had real leverage in Washington — and replaced it with a popularity contest dominated by money and mass media.
Senators today don’t answer to Arizona’s legislature or its people — they answer to K Street lobbyists, D.C. donors, and whatever their handlers tell them will boost polling numbers in swing states.
That’s not representation. That’s manipulation.

Would Repealing the 17th Amendment Put Me Out of a Job?

"Maybe. And I’m okay with that!"
Because I didn’t step into this race to build a career — I stepped in to fight for the country I took an oath to defend. If restoring the Republic means ending direct Senate elections and returning power to the states, then so be it. I’ll still sleep at night.
But I’m also a realist.
Repealing a constitutional amendment takes enormous political will — something Washington doesn’t have right now. So until that fight can be won...

Term Limits Must Be the Immediate Reform

If we can’t yet restore the Senate to its original design, then we must at least limit how long someone can hold that power.Term limits are common sense:

Presidents are limited to 8 years.
Governors are term-limited in most states.
But members of Congress? Some of them have been there since the Cold War.

No citizen in a constitutional republic should become royalty.That’s not public service — that’s political entrenchment. It’s time we break that cycle.

My Proposal:

Term Limits for U.S. Senators:
- Two terms (12 years max).

Term Limits for House Members:
- Three terms (6 years max).

Eliminate Pension & Perks:
- Public service is a duty, not a ticket to permanent luxury.

Explore Repeal of the 17th Amendment:
- Return the Senate to the states.
- Reduce the influence of Super PACs, donors, and D.C. elites.

The Bottom Line:

I’m not running to protect the system — I’m running to dismantle the parts that are broken.Whether it’s repealing the 17th Amendment or enforcing term limits, my goal is the same: Restore power to the people. Restore voice to the states. Restore honor to public service.If that makes me unpopular in D.C., good.

Because I’m not going to Washington to be popular. I’m going there to be dangerous — for the establishment.

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