No Uncertain Terms Podcast By U.s. Term Limits

Both the Oklahoma state house and senate pass the term limits convention bill, becoming state number six to put pressure on Congress, as popularity for congressional term limits grows. Also, house speaker Rick Johnson of Michigan gets charged with institutionalized corruption- another anti-term limits politician exposed!

Another presidential candidate signs the U.S. Term Limits pledge, listen now to hear the details of this promise as explained by USTL President, Philip Blumel. Also, the latest on anti-term-limits politicians turning into criminal politicians.

The Term Limits convention bill passes in the Oklahoma state House, becoming the third House to pass the bill, after Tennessee and North Carolina. Not too shabby! Follow the progress in this week’s podcast, plus find out the latest location of humiliating billboards shaming politicians in office who didn’t fulfill their Term Limits pledge!

If the state senate also passes the bill, North Carolina will become State #6 to move towards imposing TERM LIMITS on ALL members of Congress, not just the President! Also, Ron DeSantis once again shows public support for congressional term limits, and insiders reveal that House Speaker Kevin McCarthy’s promise of a floor vote regarding the subject WILL happen this year…

However you chose to celebrate Term Limits Day, today February 27th, please share a picture on your social media and tag it with #TermLimitsDay. A new presidential candidate joins the fray, but comes in with a red flag concerning term limits. Also, progress in the states, and Glenn Jacobs and Aaron Dukette discuss term limits on the Dan Reaves Show

Nikki Haley publicly shows support for term limits, and announces her presidential run. Also, victory in New Hampshire, updates in DC, and Paul Jacob joins to give his take on the Robert Dover/Nebraska controversy. GET READY. Term Limits Day is Monday, February 27th. How will you show support for congressional term limits? Need signs, buttons, caps, shirts? Go to www.termlimits.com/store

Are you getting ready for Term Limits Day, February 27th? If you want a “Term Limit Congress” sign for your front yard, t-shirt, button or other items, just go to www.termlimits.com/store to prepare for national Term Limits Day! On the podcast this week, two-faced politicians get called out in their districts with USTL billboards exposing them for signing the term limits pledge, but not keeping their promise! They HATE these billboards and our pressure is WORKING! Also, the John Birch Society gets called out on a challenge and EXPOSED by USTL’s Ken Quinn, and now the cowboy is coming to collect his ten thousand dollars!! Find out more on this, plus the term limits bill victoriously moving through the New Hampshire House, in this week’s podcast…

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy announces a vote on the U.S. Term Limits Amendment on the House floor in 2023, and the amendment has been introduced in the Senate by Sen. Ted Cruz as well. GET READY- February 27th is Term Limits Day. Also, trouble a-brewin’ in Nebraska. USTL President Philip Blumel reports…

USTL executive director Nick Tomboulides gives the latest update on the Term Limits resolution moving towards legislation, and proposes sending busloads of psychiatrists to the state of North Dakota

As House Republicans battle over who will be Speaker, Term Limits is emerging as a major issue in negotiations. Will presumed speaker Kevin McCarthy allow a floor vote on Term Limits? Philip Blumel and Nick Tomboulides of U.S. Term Limits navigate through all the smoke to find the fire…

USTL President Philip Blumel reviews the tremendous progress the Term Limits movement made during the year 2022, including a record 129 pledge-signers in Congress, and the various states who are no longer being swayed by political tricks in new bill initiatives, thus keeping existing term limits on their state representatives in place. All except the state of Michigan, who indeed were tricked into lengthening their existing term limits by a deceptive “non-corruption” package. Also, more states continue to pass the term limits convention resolution, and Phil reviews all of the devious politicians who were arrested and removed from their positions for various sick corruption scandals…

Every election cycle, congressional incumbents are the biggest winners, typically gaining re-election at a 95% rate. But this 2022 midterm gave a NEW result. Senate incumbents won 100% of their re-elections! USTL’s Nick Tomboulides and Scott Tillman discuss. Also, sleazy politicians in Baltimore try to change the term limits set upon them only 30 days ago!

USTL President Philip Blumel summarizes the 2022 midterm election wins for the Term Limits movement

The 2022 Midterms bring many Term Limits victories, including a big win in North Dakota. Philip Blumel and Nick Tomboulides of U.S. Term Limits unravel the details

Nick Tomboulides of US Term Limits gives state-by-state insight on how many Term Limits pledge-signing candidates may soon be in a position to push term limits forward after the 2022 midterms

Mayor Jim Fouts and city employees worked together behind the scenes to change term limits in Warren, Michigan. How they tried to do it raised red flags. US Term Limits' Philip Blumel and Nick Tomboulides reveal the scandal in this week's podcast

The story of former Kentucky state rep Robert Goforth, a madman, a strangler, a dirty slimy politician. Also, USTL’s Aaron Dukette appears on National Desk to discuss age limits, a gateway to term limits for all members of Congress

In North Dakota, lobbyists are up to their usual anti-term limits shenanigans to trick the voters. USTL’s Philip Blumel and Nick Tomboulides discuss the details. Also, Rachel McCubbin promotes term limits on the Andrew Wilkow show, and trouble in El Salvador

This week’s expose on political corruption exposes Tennessee state house speaker Glen Casada, who now faces at least 20 years in prison! Also, now that the supreme court in North Dakota has ruled in favor of term limits vs their swamp, local investigators reveal the aftermath

The citizens of North Dakota led a valiant initiative to get Term Limits on the ballot for November, but as usual, the corrupt state politicians unverified the signatures to prevent it. Luckily, the Supreme Court has come to the rescue and deemed the citizen petition legal, paving the way towards an almost certain win to put Term Limits on their state representatives! Also, term limit abuse rears its ugly head in Thailand