The Texas Constitution did not allow presidents to serve consecutive terms.
We can arrive at this answer because:
- The Texas constitution did not allow presidents to serve consecutive terms.
- That's because the state believed that this would harm the elections and promote incorrect evaluations of the candidates.
- That's because consecutive terms could encourage voters to vote out of fear or attachment to the personality of the elected candidate.
This would allow for abuses of power and would give a very high relevance for the president, not being promising for the country.
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