The average length of a presidential campaign is one and a half t

Many would argue that in the event that America elected a president that proved to be a popular, exceptional leader during his or her six-year term, the inability to re-elect him or her would unjustly deprive American voters. Realistically speaking, the difference between an eight-year presidency and a six-year presidency is merely two years, about the same amount of time candidates devote to extensive campaigning. In essence, a president who serves for eight years in office truly serves for about six years of the eight. It can also be argued that if a president proves to be a poor leader for the nation, he or she would serve for two more years that he or she would have under the four-year term limit. If the president is making decisions that are harmful to the American public, impeachment or election out of office could solve it.

One six-year term for every elected president would be sufficient time for him or her to work with law-making bodies and put the

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Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)