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Dictators don't follow any laws gab13by13 Mar 26 #1
Do not give this foolish idea any oxygen. Why even state it? travelingthrulife Mar 26 #2
Because I think (from what we've seen of their behaviour so far) that it is a greater than 50% chance they'll try it. OnDoutside Mar 26 #6
A near certainty he will try, if he is still alive. He has never intended to leave. GoodRaisin Mar 26 #31
Yep, it would be a big mistake to think he won't try. OnDoutside Mar 26 #33
Bannon has already discussed it OnDoutside Mar 26 #8
Exactly Blue_Roses Mar 26 #10
That's our version of "Don't look up!" Burying our heads is HOW WE GOT HERE. Maru Kitteh Mar 26 #28
A constitutional amendment would be necessary Beausoleil Mar 26 #3
Biden in 2020, the courts have stopped a lot of what he wants EdmondDantes_ Mar 26 #18
If he lives that long, and a Constitutional amendment changing the 22nd. Ocelot II Mar 26 #4
Or, if someone brought it before the SC to "test" the constitutionality, what are the odds that a Trump court would OnDoutside Mar 26 #11
A constitutional amendment can't be unconstitutional, by definition. Ocelot II Mar 26 #15
The Constitution is always constitutional... JCMach1 Mar 26 #17
Technically, a constitutional amendment. Torchlight Mar 26 #5
I think legally it would be a huge challenge, a constitutional change. defacto7 Mar 26 #7
In practice, he can get away with it the same way he can be president after starting an insurrection unblock Mar 26 #9
Yes, that's the type of thing I am expecting. Which makes the midterms so so important. OnDoutside Mar 26 #13
If that's the case Blue_Roses Mar 26 #12
You might be onto something there ! OnDoutside Mar 26 #14
Many rules apply to democrats that don't seem to apply to republicans.... unblock Mar 26 #19
I've unfortunately noticed... Blue_Roses Mar 26 #21
I have a feeling he will not be physically able too.nt Tribetime Mar 26 #16
The technofascists will have no need for a front man by 2028 JCMach1 Mar 26 #20
They could prop up his dead carcass a la "Weekend At Bernie's" and they'd still vote for him. Wednesdays Mar 26 #22
22nd Amendment, Section 1 reads... ProudMNDemocrat Mar 26 #23
It can't be done without another constitutional amendment to repeal it. valleyrogue Mar 26 #24
Regardless of who has an interest in this, looking at him, it'll be most likely the Grim Reaper. marble falls Mar 26 #25
Under current law, I'd expect many blue states to not allow him on the ballot. RobertDevereaux Mar 26 #26
Great point OnDoutside Mar 26 #27
38 states ratifying a constitutional amendment, but then Obama can run again too krawhitham Mar 26 #29
Authoritarian option #1: Ignore the constitution and cow the justice system into submission. Eugene Mar 26 #30
And they could declare a war on the Houthis and declare himself a wartime president like Zelenskyy. OnDoutside Mar 26 #35
I'm surprised he's not running already Diraven Mar 26 #32
Yes, this is the most obvious way....up is down and down is up. OnDoutside Mar 26 #34
Tamping down the third term hype for Trump LetMyPeopleVote Mar 30 #36
MaddowBlog-Despite the Constitution, Trump says he's 'not joking' about eyeing a third term LetMyPeopleVote Mar 31 #37
I also doubt that trump will be around for a third term LetMyPeopleVote Mar 31 #38
Only the good die young, so that bstard will be around forever. OnDoutside Apr 1 #39
I assume he would run, possibly win, his VP would eventually become president Johonny Apr 1 #40
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