There is no example of term limits that has provided any type of positive benefit. None. Anywhere.

So, like, none.

I don't know about that. I know a lot of wise, relevant older peeps and a lot of irrelevent, out of touch younger people....it really does come down to the individual. However, having said that I actually do agree wirh you but in the context of term limits. Change is natures way of adapting.

You are both right and wrong. All of this depends on whether or not you believe the Constitution is a living document. Conservatives believe in the literal interpretation of Constitution in the time it was written. Literalists. Liberals believe that it should be read in light of the times.

That's age discrimination and illegal.

Relative to the church reference above it is obvious that the recent appointment will look the other way or support religion in their actions. Other areas that may be of concern are womens rights to control their own bodies such as abortion. The latter has been better accepted by a large number of the population. I also believe their should be some manner of rejecting a judge that it is deemed is not doing his or her job .