Which requirement of the U.S. Constitution changed from an unwritten one to a written one?

Now we need Congressional term limits.

thebigtabu, Another thing to consider is to have each candidate for public office submit to a thorough background check. Public service employers have to have them. So should our elected officials.

Is it a coincidence that this amendment passed Congress two years after FDR died in office after being elected to his fourth term as President?

Player #4250921, amen to that suggestion!

Player #4250921, you should want to know. you're going to wake up one morning and you are going to have a Dictator

now we need term limits in the supreme court...

Congressional term limits please Supreme Court limits

Matanto, George Washington understood the pitfalls of more than 2 terms as did everyone after him until FDR. Even though he would easily been elected he chose not to run.

Player #4250921, no, it isn't.

The United States government/President, no longer adhere to our Constitution which is exactly why we are in a critical state at the present time. Our forefathers implemented checks & balances to ensure the country is run by the people for the people and to prevent government control. That has since slowly been eradicated and the government now has total co

prior to the 22nd amendment there was no 'requirement' regarding the number of terms a president could serve...either written or unwritten. Very poorly an inaccurately worded question

you did not mark the answer I chose which happened to be correct.

Player #4250921, Absolutely!

Player #4250921, nope.

Player #4250921, No