I am not opposed to term limits. There is something we can agree on, SC1. In the meantime, we'll see where this takes us. I would be interested in knowing why Abraham seems to have reversed his position with regards to ISIS. I live in a very republican district (78%) with a republican representative. Oddly, the constituents of the district are split on the issue of impeachment and removal. The congressman had remained silent on the issue, go figure. So I fired off a letter to him, asking him what his thoughts were on the matter. I told him I was interested in his position, so that I could decide if I should continue backing him, as I had done in 2016. That was two weeks ago. Now he has come out and stated he will not seek re-election in 2020. And he has been willing to say that he is disturbed by a lot of what he is seeing. That he will not make up his mind before he sees all the evidence, and will vote his conscience irregardless of his constituency. I couldn't ask for any more..

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