I find the first two to be unreasonable. Don't know enough about the third.
The first two really piss me off because they are the kind of performative crap we usually see from the left. Exactly what is Gaetz trying to accomplish with those first two? What actual, concrete results does he expect to happen if he gets his vote?
I'll tell you -- literally the only thing that accomplishes is letting him go back to his constituents and say "Hey, I got a vote on term limits and a balanced budget", so he can increase his popularity with those supporters. His motive is as purely political and non-substantive as it gets.
Thanks for a carefully thought out response...... My take, howerver is much much different.
First Term limits- It is no secret that the Republic has suffered from career politicans for for up 40 years line their pockets with graft, influence money, and entrenched entitlement. 100's of years ago, we had politicans who though there for their own benefit, at least had the nation's best interest at hand. Now that is not the case. I know it would take a constitional amendment to implement, but there has to be a first step some where.
Balanced Budget? I don't know how old you are, but in my youth, there was at least somewhat of an expectation that our government operate at least close to within budgetary guidelines. That mindset has been shot to hell. SOMETHING has to be be done in this area, or we are going to be flying off a cliff into a morass of a 3rd world economy. $30+T and growing debt is not sustainable.
You may see it as political. I see it as at least being ideologicaly honest, and wanting to make this country better. Do you think McCarthy is a conservative? Do you think he will work more closely with conseratives than dims accross the aisle? Do you think McCarthy will drain the swamp? I'd like to know, and how putting him in the Speaker's chair accomplishes that.