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Nope, that's not how any of this works. https://www.comicsands.com/bannon-trump-run-again-2028?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=infeed&utm_campaign=linkprogram
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@georgetakei I have hopes that in two years when the next round of Congressional elections come people will be fed up enough to vote in a Democratic majority who will promptly move to impeach, and remove Trump, and Vance, making new Speaker of the House Hakeem Jeffries the President.
I can hope, right?
I can hope, right?
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@georgetakei The odds of Trump (or Bannon for that matter) surviving the next four years are not great. Everyone should rewatch The Death of Stalin for hints as to what happens next.
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@georgetakei "since it doesnβt actually say consecutiveβthat, I donβt know, maybe we do it again in β28?"
Bannon doesn't even know how English works yet is trying to teach us how to interpret the constitution.
Yep, he's definitely a Republican.
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@georgetakei While I agree, apparently the Constitution has become simply a "nice to have".
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The question is not, "which Constitutional amendments would Trump have to change to do X?", but rather what will be his excuse for suspending the Constitution (reluctantly, then permanently).
The question is not, "which Constitutional amendments would Trump have to change to do X?", but rather what will be his excuse for suspending the Constitution (reluctantly, then permanently).
Isn't this obvious to Americans?
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@georgetakei Laws only have power if theyβre enforced.
Weβre about to find out whether the Republican party will respect the presidential term limit.
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@georgetakei unfortunately I could see congress bowing to the whim of this fuckwit electee and get rid of term limits for presidency, since Congress themselves are extremely against themselves having term limits.
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@georgetakei I think the real answer would be found in biology: the corrupt Supreme Court might even decide in favour of the Orange One ... however, biology works differently, and factors like obesity, mental decline, and an unhealthy lifestyle might have the last say on this hypothetical question.
And Spineless Vance will certainly also not be too happy about a third term (I think he's monitoring the orange man-child's health very closely). π¬
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@georgetakei The 22nd Amendment means nothing to either #ContemptuousBannon#n or #FelononiousTrump , as neither can count to more than twenty, which is why #FeloniousTrump doesn't drink.
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@georgetakei Come on! That consitution, who cares! As Trumpkin said, people needed to vote for him now as later they do not need to vote any more.
Simply, they will make sure that from 20 January he will be president for life!
So, Bannon clearly wasn't paying attention!
Simply, they will make sure that from 20 January he will be president for life!
So, Bannon clearly wasn't paying attention!
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Steve Bannon knows that Trump has no constitutional right to a third term. He's just plowing the ground for him to remain as president beyond Jan. 20, 2029, without an election, because only the Great and Powerful Wizard of Mar-a-Lago can save us from ourselves. Not.
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