....of any artificial "limit".

This was directed toward Nancy Pelosi prior to her becoming Speaker again, and I don't think any real Democrat regrets her being Speaker. In just a few short weeks she's shown to have been a perfect choice for that position, and there isn't a single Democrat that would do a better job.

Pelosi is doing well, but I think another qualified person could do as well.

Politics is slimy and I am for term limits on any political office/leadership/anything.

How did that work out?

Newt voluntarily stepped down as Speaker in 1998, because Republicans lost five seats (the opposing party almost always gains seats in midterms). He was also hugely unpopular.

Dennis Hastert then became Speaker, from January 6, 1999 – January 3, 2007. His party then went into a minority, and then he retired.

Then when the Democrats lost the House again, it went to John Boehner. He stepped down and resigned as Speaker, because he was hated in his own party. Paul Ryan then became Speaker, and then he chose on his own to not seek re-election.

Not sure when they implemented term limits, but it had to have been after Hastert served 8 years. Either way, they never got the chance to use them on their Speakers.

It also signals to our enemies that there will be a 'work around' if they don't like the current leadership

The solution to unpopular entrenched power is campaign finance reform, and elections.

Right now, no one wants Pelosi to go anywhere, so leave her be.

If so, get rid of it.