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

U.S. Term Limits Executive Director Nick Tomboulides sits down with Professor Samantha Pettey to discuss the effect term limits has with female political candidates. Also, USTL President Philip Blumel has a new expose on political corruption involving TJ Cox of California…

North Dakota is in the hot seat, as slime-ball politicians defy the voter initiative to introduce Term Limits on their state legislatures with a common dirty tactic: invalidating thousands of signatures collected by North Dakota citizens. USTL’s Philip Blumel and Nick Tomboulides discuss…

How many times must voters be asked the same question before politicians get the message? Districts with Term Limits will ALWAYS say “NO!” when asked if they want their representatives to stay longer than their limit allows.But now that politicians know this, they’ve been getting creative with ways to trick the people into extending their limits. Catch up on the latest state developments in this episode…