This is definitely better than last time where a lot of campaign promises got scrubbed on election night.

Doing something is great. But it's also important to try and think ahead. As an example term limits aren't inherently good or bad. They just create different problems.

It's obviously good to have new politicians in, but then you just move the deep state to those around the politicians. If you don't know where the toilet is on your first day, the guy that tells you is also going to naturally tell you "how things are done around here"

We had something kind of similar in Australia, a few elections ago we had 5 or 6 independent politicians get elected at once "Teals" to go with a couple of independents that were already in there.

Pound for pound this group is consistently one of the dumbest group of people and consistently toe the globalist agenda. It's clear when they speak they had no understand of anything, and are merely parroting whatever "expert" has told them. Being in the swamp turns you into the swamp. And swapping parts out faster and faster just means that they have to rely on other people more and more.

I'm not against term limits per se, but they just swap one set of problems for another set. Remember todays problems were yesterdays solutions.