While congressional offices were probably not intended to be career positions, the power to limit their tenure is still in the vote. We need to change much more about how our government has devolved than just which greedy face occupies the office. Lobbyists, congressional staffers, and unelected bureaucrats throughout the executive agencies are unaccountable to the electorate and seemingly immune from prosecution. The Swamp, that blackmails, coerces, bribes, and sabotages the efforts of good governance is a larger problem and would be unaffected by, and possibly even benefit from, term limits.