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Last week, the Democratic governor of a swing state said on my program that he was pushing

for term limits. In just the past 48 hours, I've heard three different commentators on MS Now and CNN speak of them as if term limits are the solution to elderly legislators or to the naked corruption that's so rampant in D.C.

This is the wrong discussion for Democrats to have now.

Term limits actually do more damage than good, which is why Republicans

and the Heritage Foundation have been pushing them for decades. For example, they'd get rid of good,

effective, high-quality legislators like Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, Ron Wyden, Maxine Waters,

Barbara Lee and Pramilla Giappol, among others. But the problem with term limits goes far deeper than that.

Unfortunately, term limits are popular because they seem like an easy fix to the corruption

crisis in American politics.

Over 70% of Americans favor them.

But in reality, they simply hand more power over to giant corporations in the morbidly rich.

Here's how. First, term limits shift the

balance of power in a legislature from the legislators themselves to lobbyists, which is why

corporate-friendly Republicans so often speak fondly of them. Historically, when a new lawmaker

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