In Chapter 6 of New Millennials, we leave behind the culture war theatrics and take on a battle both sides actually agree on: government reform and ending corruption. It’s a rare issue with broad bipartisan support, yet neither party seems serious about real action. This chapter delivers a no-nonsense plan to fix that.

We don’t pander to party lines we dismantle the rot with common sense, strategic design, and just the right dose of Main Character Energy.

Term Limits: Break the Cycle of Power Addiction. The American people aren’t asking for perfection they’re asking for turnover. Chapter 6 introduces reasonable, structured term limits across the board:

Senators and House Members: Cap at 12 years

Supreme Court Justices: 18-year staggered terms

State and local officials: No more dynasties in city halls

The message? public office is a service, not a possession. If you can’t pass meaningful legislation in over a decade, it’s time to make room for leaders that can.

Dark Money and Corporate Influence: Cut the Strings

Lobbyists have turned Capitol Hill into a pay-to-play casino. New Millennials proposes an outright ban on corporate and foreign lobbying, real transparency in donations, and a mandatory 5-year cooling-off period for lawmakers before they cash in with private industry.

And yes, Citizens United has got to go. One person, one vote. Not one billionaire, one Congress.

Campaigns as Public Service, Not Profit Centers. Modern elections are billion-dollar reality shows. This chapter demands a new model ditch the endless attack ads, reject outrage-fueled media cycles, and enforce honesty as a campaign requirement. This is on us to evolve and be better. If a candidate can’t talk policy without smearing their opponent, they don’t deserve the mic.

Accountability: The Truth Should Be Law

Politicians currently face no real consequences for lying, even when briefed with classified intelligence. New Millennials proposes enforceable truth standards for public officials. If you mislead the public knowingly, you’re out. This isn’t censorship. It’s consequence. And it’s long overdue.

Science and Expertise: Fact Over Fiction

A healthy democracy runs on informed debate, not manipulated facts. Elected officials aren’t required to agree with scientific consensus but they shouldn’t be allowed to invent alternatives. If they want to challenge data, fund the research. Don’t just gaslight the people.

Rejecting Extremism and Political Violence

One of the strongest calls in this chapter is to walk away from the politics of outrage, performance, and division. No more grandstanding with signs, tantrums in Congress, or calls for violence masquerading as patriotism. Both parties are guilty. Both must evolve.

The Final Word: Service, Not Celebrity

At its core, New Millennials argues that restoring trust in government starts with remembering who it serves: the people. Not parties. Not donors. Not super PACs. The reforms proposed here term limits, transparency, truth enforcement, science-based governance aren’t radical. They’re survival tactics for a dying democracy. If we want a better future, we need better leaders. If we want better leaders, we have to build the system that demands them.

New Millennials isn’t here to play the game. We’re rewriting the rules.

We’re building the foundation for the New Millennials movement a bold, bipartisan reset that ends corruption, imposes term limits, bans dark money, and restores accountability to truth and science. Your support helps us open a headquarters, produce policy-driven content, and organize a national network of future leaders who won’t take the bait, won’t pander, and will Be Better.

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