Nancy Pelosi says she’ll seek House reelection in 2024, dismissing talk of retirement at age 83

Based on that logic, it seems you would be just fine with a king or queen in power for as long as the royal blood line flows… you know, as long as their doing a “good job”.

If someone is deemed effective by their customers (us), they'll be re-elected. I don't see term limits proposed for any other job...

Except that in practice, that's not how it works, thanks to our BS two party system, if you don't want a republican to win a seat, you pretty much have to vote for the incumbent, or else the vote will be split by people who barely play attention to politics.

If we had reached choice voting or similar it wouldn't be an issue, but we don't - so it is.

As for why it would help, it'd fix the issue of DC being a retirement home for one thing. It'd also at least force lobbyists to rebuy politicians all the time

Also curious why not. Being in a career allows for the development of skills and relationships over time, and there's certainly an art to building relationships and getting deals done that could improve the more someone is in office.

Check my comment to the other guy. Tldr no term limits benefits lobbiest plus I'd rather have 4 people with different beliefs representing my state over the span of 16 years than 1 person. This would better ensure political minority view points get represented to some degree.