The House Resolution, introduced by a group of representatives, reaffirms support for the Twenty-Second Amendment to the United States Constitution, which establishes a two-term limit for the presidency. The resolution highlights the historical significance of this amendment, noting that it was prompted by Franklin Delano Roosevelt's unprecedented four-term presidency. Since the amendment's ratification in the mid-20th century, all presidents have adhered to this two-term limit, which serves as a crucial safeguard against the consolidation of power by potential autocrats and helps prevent democratic backsliding.

Furthermore, the resolution emphasizes the importance of term limits as a constitutional protection in presidential systems, citing that 108 countries worldwide have similar provisions in their constitutions. The House of Representatives expresses its commitment to uphold the Twenty-Second Amendment and explicitly rejects any attempts to undermine, amend, or subvert this constitutional provision.