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HumanEarth A couple of things here. People who tend to stick around in politics do for one of two reasons. The first being like FDR is they are very very popular. If someone is popular and they are taking things in a direction the country approves of. Why force people to vote for someone else they don't even want?
The second one is party partisanship. Lets be real. In the US many Americans would vote for a literal sock puppet based exclusively whether they have a D or an R beside their name.
Party policy also tends to be largely the same so changing faces is largely irrelevant especially since both parties tend to block anyone who actually looks to change anything in a real way. See Bernie Sanders as an example.
Also corruption is a problem. But that has nothing to do with term limits. It has to do with lobbying and about 50 years of the US effectively legalizing nearly every form of bribery and influence peddling in politics.
Rotating faces will do nothing to change that and never has.
And if you are not happy with higher prices why vote for the guy who basically promised to double prices on everything?
Fun fact, the US imports the ink used to print the USD from China. So if he pulls this tariff war with China the US will even be printing USD at a loss.
There is no scenario where this ends well for anyone not a billionaire.