Term Limits for US Congress
Leadership Introductions
While registered with the FEC as a Super-PAC, we are first and foremost a national grassroots Activist Organization. Those who lead and organize within the movement are average Americans who have stepped forward to help steer our nation by returning Congress to the service it was intended to be.
Bob Reid
Founder, Executive Director, Chairman of Advisory Board
My name is Bob Reid.
I was an engineering scientist and manager for one of the top 5 US aerospace corporations until retiring early due to medical problems.
I began researching and writing articles on national issues years ago. I soon discovered most issues were being caused by Congress, enflamed by Congress, or ignored by Congress.
The obvious answer to this unrepresentative government was to vote them out, but it wasn’t happening due to the incumbent advantage. The result was senior members spending 30 or 40 years dominating Congress and creating a hierarchy of authority in an environment intended to be composed of equal authority and representation.
Term Limits is the first of many steps that need to be taken and I realized we can't sit on the sidelines and wait for someone to fix this. It has to be average Americans like you and me standing up and standing together, which is why I began the grassroots activist movement, Term Limits for US Congress.
Bob
I was an engineering scientist and manager for one of the top 5 US aerospace corporations until retiring early due to medical problems.
I began researching and writing articles on national issues years ago. I soon discovered most issues were being caused by Congress, enflamed by Congress, or ignored by Congress.
The obvious answer to this unrepresentative government was to vote them out, but it wasn’t happening due to the incumbent advantage. The result was senior members spending 30 or 40 years dominating Congress and creating a hierarchy of authority in an environment intended to be composed of equal authority and representation.
Term Limits is the first of many steps that need to be taken and I realized we can't sit on the sidelines and wait for someone to fix this. It has to be average Americans like you and me standing up and standing together, which is why I began the grassroots activist movement, Term Limits for US Congress.
Bob
Dale Greywolf
National Director, Executive Board Member
I am a small business owner & farmer living in the heart of the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia.
I've watched our “Leaders” in Washington lead us from one crisis to the next... keep the economy in a turmoil... blame each other... blame the hardworking citizen...all the while lining their own pockets and furthering their political careers by representing the highest bidder rather than the best interest of the average citizen or their state.
I thought if I were given one wish, and could make just one change to our Government, what would that be? My research kept pointing back to limiting the time one can serve in US Congress... limit the time they can amass too much power… limit the time they can cave to corruption and do damage.
Finally, I said somebody needs to do something before it's too late! Then I realized that if everyone took that attitude without doing anything themselves, nothing would happen. Nothing would change. So I decided to do something. I stepped forward and volunteered with Term Limits for US Congress, PAC.
We need your help. Together, we will succeed. Together, we will turn the focus of our Government back to where it should be... The People and The States.
Send us an email or PM on our Facebook page to find out how you can help.
Dale
I've watched our “Leaders” in Washington lead us from one crisis to the next... keep the economy in a turmoil... blame each other... blame the hardworking citizen...all the while lining their own pockets and furthering their political careers by representing the highest bidder rather than the best interest of the average citizen or their state.
I thought if I were given one wish, and could make just one change to our Government, what would that be? My research kept pointing back to limiting the time one can serve in US Congress... limit the time they can amass too much power… limit the time they can cave to corruption and do damage.
Finally, I said somebody needs to do something before it's too late! Then I realized that if everyone took that attitude without doing anything themselves, nothing would happen. Nothing would change. So I decided to do something. I stepped forward and volunteered with Term Limits for US Congress, PAC.
We need your help. Together, we will succeed. Together, we will turn the focus of our Government back to where it should be... The People and The States.
Send us an email or PM on our Facebook page to find out how you can help.
Dale
Dennis Davidson
PAC National Liaison Officer
I was born in Falls Church Virginia but the family moved to Sparks Nevada when I was a young boy. After graduating high school, I joined the Navy to see the world, and I served twenty years. I retired in 2006 out of Dam Neck Virginia, after spending the majority of my career in Naval Intelligence.
After I retired, I moved to the Washington D.C. area, where I started working as a defense contractor for a large government agency. Once in Washington, I was afforded a ring-side seat to the good, the bad, and the ugly of the Beltway. Don’t get me wrong, during my time in the Navy, I saw first-hand Flag Level bare knuckle politics, wasteful spending, unnecessary programs, and incompetent leadership. Please don’t get me wrong with what I am about to say. The vast majority of people in D.C. are hard-working, decent people, who work very hard in service to our country. The real problem, and the greatest danger to our Republic, is from the career legislature. The Founders of our country never envisioned or intended for professional politicians, whose vote can be easily swayed or purchased.
Becoming involved with the Term Limits movement and serving at the executive level of the organization has only strengthened my commitment to the cause of imposing term limits on members of the U.S. Congress. Serving both America and the local community has been a long-standing tradition in my family. My grandfather was a surgeon in Buffalo NY during the Great Depression. He tended to the sick and hurt, often walking to the poorest neighborhoods to deliver a baby or provide relief to a badly injured man. My grandmother would feed hungry families from their backdoor. My father joined the U.S. Marine Corps at the age of fifteen during World War Two, seeing combat operations in both the Korean War and three tours in Vietnam. My own service to our country pales in comparison to theirs.
In my (unpaid) position as the National Liaison Officer, I will be coordinating efforts between the growing numbers of state volunteers, developing a compressive coordination plan between the four major players, in addition to communicating directly with both state and Federal lawmakers.
Bonfides:
U.S. Navy (retired)
100% disabled veteran
Lifetime member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Chief Operating Officer, MODUS-AI
BA International Relations, American Military University
MA Public Policy, George Mason University
Currently enrolled in the Antonin Scalia Law School at George Mason University
After I retired, I moved to the Washington D.C. area, where I started working as a defense contractor for a large government agency. Once in Washington, I was afforded a ring-side seat to the good, the bad, and the ugly of the Beltway. Don’t get me wrong, during my time in the Navy, I saw first-hand Flag Level bare knuckle politics, wasteful spending, unnecessary programs, and incompetent leadership. Please don’t get me wrong with what I am about to say. The vast majority of people in D.C. are hard-working, decent people, who work very hard in service to our country. The real problem, and the greatest danger to our Republic, is from the career legislature. The Founders of our country never envisioned or intended for professional politicians, whose vote can be easily swayed or purchased.
Becoming involved with the Term Limits movement and serving at the executive level of the organization has only strengthened my commitment to the cause of imposing term limits on members of the U.S. Congress. Serving both America and the local community has been a long-standing tradition in my family. My grandfather was a surgeon in Buffalo NY during the Great Depression. He tended to the sick and hurt, often walking to the poorest neighborhoods to deliver a baby or provide relief to a badly injured man. My grandmother would feed hungry families from their backdoor. My father joined the U.S. Marine Corps at the age of fifteen during World War Two, seeing combat operations in both the Korean War and three tours in Vietnam. My own service to our country pales in comparison to theirs.
In my (unpaid) position as the National Liaison Officer, I will be coordinating efforts between the growing numbers of state volunteers, developing a compressive coordination plan between the four major players, in addition to communicating directly with both state and Federal lawmakers.
Bonfides:
U.S. Navy (retired)
100% disabled veteran
Lifetime member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Chief Operating Officer, MODUS-AI
BA International Relations, American Military University
MA Public Policy, George Mason University
Currently enrolled in the Antonin Scalia Law School at George Mason University