Term limits are the only way to ensure meaningful change of our Congress. But that won‘t be easy. To impose congressional term limits, the U.S. Constitution must be amended — just as it was with the 22nd amendment, which set a term limit for our president. The problem is that absent a constitutional convention, the only way to start the process for a Constitutional amendment is that Congress — the people with a 9% approval rating — have to pass it by a two-thirds vote in each chamber before it can be sent for the required approval by three-fourths of the state legislatures.

Good luck getting Congress to agree on that.