The Ninety-Second Amendment is a proposed change to the United States Constitution that aims to address specific issues related to Congressional term limits. It seeks to establish limits on the number of terms that members of Congress can serve, promoting fresh perspectives and reducing the potential for entrenched political power. This amendment has been introduced in various forms over the years, reflecting ongoing debates about the effectiveness of long-serving legislators. Advocates argue that term limits can enhance democratic representation, while opponents believe they may undermine the experience and continuity necessary for effective governance.