Donate - Repeal the 22nd Amendment - End Presidential Term Limits
Repealing an amendment to the U.S. Constitution is not easy, but it is very possible right now. It requires another amendment - and that demands a two-thirds majority in the states, which we do have! Nearly two-thirds of the states voted for Trump and the same number of states have GOP-controlled legislatures. Additionally, since the 22nd Amendment was an attack on FDR's legacy, we could even see some Democrats standing up for what is right for a change.
Our goal is to repeal the 22nd Amendment in time for the presidential election in 2028, which means we need to get it done by no later than 2027.
The military/financial/intelligence-agency establishment is currently in a state of shock and unsure how to strike back. Let's pile on the blows by repealing the amendment that weakens the Presidency!
Getting an amendment to the Constitution seems like a daunting task, and yet we have 27 amendments so far. The most recent was ratified in 1992 - the amendment that prevented Congress from changing its own compensation during a term in progress. Two amendments in the 20th Century were each passed in far less than a year. In 1971, the 26th Amendment, lowering the voting age from 21 to 18, became an Amendment only 100 days after the bill was introduced in Congress!
It's a big job--repealing the 22nd Amendment requires a nationwide movement and participation by millions of people--but it can happen quickly.
What Your Contribution Will Do
We are just launching this effort, and we will need to raise millions of dollars rapidly to buy social media ads, create educational materials, circulate online and in-person petitions, meet with state and federal elected officials, and much more.
Please contribute as much as you can today, there is no legal maximum. Every moment is precious because we want to repeal the 22nd Amendment in time for the next presidential election.
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