Annie Greyer
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308 appearances
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first heard Jan 2026
last heard 14 Jul
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And then once you're in office, you don't really get much traction for that.
And I don't think Congress is going to pass a constitutional amendment on term limits until a president is in office whose entire platform is based on that.
Maybe President Ossoff in 2029.
Well, yeah, I mean, you know, he was the youngest senator when he came in.
If he runs for president, he'll be one of the youngest presidential candidates.
So it'll be interesting to see.
I do think, I do want to shout out some of our representatives who have been leaving on their own accord at more reasonable ages recently.
People like Tina Smith, Gary Peters, Jeanne Shaheen, they could have run for other Senate terms and they've decided to step away.
And, you know, those were surprising at the time, but the more I've digested it, the more I can say, hey, they're like,
kind of normalizing the idea that you don't have to be a senator forever, and I think that's probably a healthy thing.
Burgess writes for Semaphore.com.
Annie earlier is with the Cable News Network.
Amin al-Sadi edited.
Gabriel Dunatov checked facts.
David Tadishore and Patrick Boyd mixed.
Sean Ramos for him hosted.
Ariana Spuru and Peter Balan on Rosen produced with help from Denise Guerra.
Welcome back to Today Explained, Denise.
My name is Annie Greyer.
I'm a senior reporter at CNN and I cover Congress.
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