Term Limits Argument Analysis

The argument against a number of congressional terms believe that it's the voter's choice to re-elect the same people and it's it's their right we shoouldn't take it away from them. Also States tend to choose a representative that represents them and their culture. For Example Alabama keeps reelecting Sen. Richard Shelby since 1986. "91 percent of Senate and 90 percent of House incumbents were re-elected". People are happy to re-elect the same people. Also the most important factor is the federal government is so complicated and it takes time to understand it. If we keep re-elcting different people it will be hard to get anything done.
"Kaufman, Ted. "The Best Argument against Term Limits? The Voters." N.p., n.d. Web."
The argument in favor