We have term limits. It’s called voting.

Again, I see a letter promoting term limits (“Hearings show Congress’ shortcomings,” Oct. 16). We have them. It is called voting. If a representative in your party is running for a third term, vote him out in the primary so you don’t have to vote for the other party in the general. If he makes the general election, vote against him. What most people really mean is, your representative has been there too long. And doesn’t the Florida Legislature have term limits? How is that working for us? From the articles I read in the Sentinel, not too well.

Ronald Emery Clermont