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By Cliff Saunders
This morning, we are talking a lot about religion. It s appropriate on Christmas Eve.
Our own Jeff Biggs has a look at how churches are adapting and trying to serve you during COVID times.. You can check that out HERE.
And Sally Adams took a look at how the pandemic is impacting churches and their ability to raise money through donations. That story is HERE.
That leads us to our poll question this morning.
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INTRODUCTION
The movement to limit political terms is steamrolling through American politics. Voters have approved term limits for Congressmen in each of the fifteen states where referenda have been held, with votes averaging over 66 percent in support, and another four to ten states will permit their citizens to vote on congressional term limits this November. If past elections and current polls are any indication, these proposals also will pass easily. In addition, eighteen states and hundreds of cities and counties across the country have adopted term limits for state and local officials.
Such substantial public support suggests widespread distaste for careerism in politics, as well as a conviction that continual infusion of fresh blood into the federal legislature will be good for both the Congress and the country. Support for term limits extends to significant majorities of diverse demographic groups: polls show that majorities of men, women, blacks, whites,