No, officials gain valuable experience and become more effective representatives over time

Experience is great but there is a time when someone gets to old and is not the same person they once were physically and mentally

Though people accumulate knowledge, after they turn 65, the value of that knowledge begins to diminish due to mental deterioration that also comes with age.

Elected officials without term limits face the issue of becoming outdated and out of touch with their constituents.

They may not be up-to-date with certain methods or data since they stick to one thing because it has been working.

officials tend to get power over time and let it go to their head. Holding on to their beliefs and having power can hurt the people they should serve.