Trump hints at third term, violating Constitution

[johnmonster 399]

53 minutes ago, innerl said:

A constitutional amendement requires much more than 60% of congress approval.  An amendment to constitution can be proposed by a 2/3 vote of each of the Senate and the House, or 2/3 of the state legislatures/conventions.  It then must be approved by 3/4 of the state legislatures/state conventions.  So there is 0% chance of any amendement that favors one party over the other (or Trump in this case) ever getting approved/passed in the current enviornment.

This is correct. 

[GagaTheExplorer 3,053]

Calm ya puchainas down, he's like 88, I doubt he will even finish this one

[Pablo 8,597]

5 minutes ago, Red said:

Did the law change after that or what?

The 2 rule term was kind of unspoken and was added after FDR ran and won 4 times. 

[Foxyy 345]

1 hour ago, Pablo said:

Health wise I don't know if he'll manage 4 whole years but I guess Biden did. 

Biden was jogging around the white house 10 years ago and biking within his first year as president. Trump can't walk 20 feet without a golf cart and a Big Mac.

[XxBones 1,266]

It’s scary thought but let’s be real when has trump actually done what he has said he would do. 

[LateToCult 41,933]

I’m bsffr rn. Run Obama again. Like, deadass. Put that mf back in the ring if Trump gets rid of the two term limit. 

[Quentin 6,786]

2 hours ago, Red said:

Did the law change after that or what?

Noo in fact the law was already as it is today, but him being president again was evident to people, no one was opposed to it, maybe there wasn't a big opponent but I'm not sure about that final part

EDIT: ChatGPT says the law changed

[Red 99,188]

9 minutes ago, Quentin said:

Noo in fact the law was already as it is today, but him being president again was evident to people, no one was opposed to it, maybe there wasn't a big opponent but I'm not sure about that final part

EDIT: ChatGPT says the law changed

lol wtf

[Sarah H 4,383]

3 hours ago, Foxyy said:

He's not living that long lol

His dad lived to 93, so you never know. 

[JoeCool 1,025]

He could elect to be VP though no? 

[Plastic Flower 5,586]

Why is re-election allowed?

[Helxig 45,424]

He also said he would love to run America as a dictator so I'm not surprised. It's giving Hitler 

[BornAsUnic0rn 2,247]

16 hours ago, Bronco said:

The irony is the team around him will 25th amendment him anyway and install Vance.

I totally see this happen. And if that happens after 2 years of trumps term Vance can run for 2 full terms. Vance is far more dangerous than Trump.  
 

(Also theoretically Trump can run as Vice President after he completes this term and if the then president steps down he could serve another term.)

[Chromatislaps 34,854]

Maybe a french revolution in the US wouldn't be such a bad idea after all

[Bronco 25,902]

1 hour ago, BornAsUnic0rn said:

I totally see this happen. And if that happens after 2 years of trumps term Vance can run for 2 full terms. Vance is far more dangerous than Trump.  
 

(Also theoretically Trump can run as Vice President after he completes this term and if the then president steps down he could serve another term.)

Honestly, I do think it's a possibility.

But looking at Trump's cabinet picks....

I'm starting to doubt the idea there's a master plan