Franklin D. Roosevelt: Repealing The 22nd Amendment

Ellie started with Aristotle and described his six forms of government. She wanted to repeal the 22nd amendment that limited a President’s term to eight years total. She talked about checks, circumstances, and qualities. Ellie started to point out what might their opposing team would say: “One shall not hold ALL the power”. However, she rebutted the claim by saying, “If the Americans want a President to stay for sixteen years then he should ought to people, by the people, for the people”. She used Franklin D. Roosevelt as an example on how 22nd Amendment should be repealed. FDR helped the U.S out of depression, which took him four terms to do. Ellie argued that he would not be able to do it if he only served for two terms. Also, it could not happen if we have two different conflicting ideas.
They explained that these bad leaders were most likely to corrupt power. They tend to take advantage of their power that they could be corrupted. Next, people were wrong so they did not want to use Ellie’s group argument about giving the people what they wanted. Lastly, they believed that countries were better off with moderation because leaders were more likely to abuse the power. Moreover, U.S would turn into one man/woman by one person’s ambition. The opposing believed that the country must have room for political