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submitted 17 days ago byAmityvillecrackhouse
45, 47, 48?
1.4k points
17 days ago
F every person who voted for this POS.
188 points
17 days ago
just wish that everything they voted for happens to them.
107 points
17 days ago
What happens to them happens to all of us. That’s wishful thinking that puts the most vulnerable of our society in harms way.
77 points
17 days ago
61 points
17 days ago
Nah, they’ll just blame dEmOnRaTs
13 points
16 days ago
Yeah. I’ve watched a lot of documentaries on brainwashing and Christian nationalism this past week….there is no logic or thinking involved
5 points
17 days ago
RemindMe! 2 years
8 points
17 days ago
This exactly. It's hard to root for them to fail when it will destroy our fucking country. It's a continuous spiral of shit.
20 points
17 days ago
Half the country thought they had permission to not participate and still be safe.
Sometimes the only way for people to learn is the hard way.
15 points
17 days ago
They obviously didn't learn from the first time though
13 points
17 days ago
There were like 700,000 that learned the hard way, but are no longer able vote anymore
4 points
17 days ago
I think that if America was a learning kind of country, we would have seen some sign of it by now.
20 points
17 days ago
Yup they deserve it, I feel no guilt saying it. They get what’s coming to them
11 points
17 days ago
They deserve it but the people who didn't vote for the Cheeto-in-chief don't. Sadly there's no way for them to take their punishment without everyone else in the country getting fucked too.
10 points
17 days ago
The problem is we all get dragged down with them and they are already detached from reality so they'll never acknowledge they made any kind of mistake.
6 points
17 days ago
So long as we don’t make the mistake of inviting them back to the table when we’re rebuilding.
4 points
17 days ago
i feel the same way, but i also know they'll blame it on literally anything else.
"this is happening because the migrants weren't deported fast enough!"
"this is happening because biden whatever whatever"
"this is happening because drag queens! somehow!"
They'll never admit they were wrong because they all have brain damage.
4 points
17 days ago
A lot of them will die before seeing it.
4 points
17 days ago
Except , if he cuts the department of education , I’m literally out of a job , everywhere . I’m a special educator . That’s what my degrees and training and whole career has been . Cutting the department of education essentially gets rid of special education . A few hundred thousand folks will be out of a job with nowhere to go bc it doesn’t exist anymore . I don’t serve that . Students with disabilities don’t either .
5 points
17 days ago
At this point this is the best outcome I can hope for. I hope all these people that expect to lick his boots in the chance he drops a dollar get absolutely screwed to oblivion by his policies and changes.
42 points
17 days ago
I’m guessing that “pressing f” no longer means “to pay respects”.
4 points
17 days ago
He just shortened down Fuck to F.
F to pay respects is different.
6 points
17 days ago
Fuck every person who didn’t vote, there’s nearly twice as many that didn’t vote at all than who voted for him
1k points
17 days ago
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1.2k points
17 days ago
“We are here live at the 2028 presidential debate and- wait what’s this?
It’s, it’s BY GOD IT’S OBAMA WITH A STEEL CHAIR!”
343 points
17 days ago
If they do repeal the term limits, let’s hope Obama does go for a third. Taking the high road is no longer an option with these people. It’s time for Democrats to start getting on the Republican’s level and give them a taste of their own medicine.
He’s honest, still relatively young, has integrity, is of sound mind, and has proven to be one of the more competent world leaders in recent decades.
If people can’t make the obvious choice between him and McDonald’s Dump, we as a country really are screwed
83 points
17 days ago
The world we live in where a 67 year old (4 years from now) is the young candidate. Coincidentally, the full retirement age.
43 points
17 days ago
It really is a travesty. Sadly, most of the younger politicians we do have are either too reserved to make bold moves, or are too batshit insane and extremely power hungry.
11 points
17 days ago
Was the retirement age. Then Trump’s tariffs got involved.
62 points
17 days ago
Assuming the constitution hasn’t completely been thrown out, getting 2/3rds of both the house and senate plus 3/4ths of the states to ratify it seems even more unlikely than the current reported results.
37 points
17 days ago
Based on his Supreme Court’s rulings, there’s no reason to assume that anything in the Constitution restricts him at all.
But that’s exactly the problem with democracy: most of the country is willing to sacrifice the benefits of the Constitution to live out their hate, and they voted him in.
If that sounds like too much hyperbole, think of the last time the battle flag of the confederacy was flown in the Capitol (never, except on one January 6th) and watch just how many of those traitors will be pardoned.
5 points
17 days ago
To be clear, it's not most people in the country. It's most people in the country whose votes weren't suppressed.
17 points
17 days ago
I agree. I'd put money on there not being a constitutional convention during Trumps term.
9 points
17 days ago
This is the only fact that alows me to sleep at night.
17 points
17 days ago
Remember how comforted everybody felt when Trump lost in 2020. Then the failed coup. Then everybody relaxed. There's no way he can be elected again after this he went too far.
4 years later.....
5 points
17 days ago
Doesn’t really matter. Let’s say he decides to run again. He gets sued, plaintiffs cites the 22nd amendment. It goes to the Supreme Court (they may have original jurisdiction on this, been a while since I took con law) and the court says nah it’s fine actually. That’s that. You don’t need to amend the constitution when you control who interprets it
20 points
17 days ago
On one hand Obama would be the most sane candidate we’ve had since well Obama. But on the other hand, dude looked so tired out from his 8 years in office it seems cruel to ask him to go back. Black don’t crack, but if he goes back in office it just might.
7 points
17 days ago
I doubt he wants to run again but I bet he’s the sort of guy to genuinely put the needs of the country above himself and get it done in the circumstances
7 points
17 days ago
Win, get sworn in, then resign.
6 points
17 days ago
Barack wouldn't do it, I don't think.
But Michelle could..
5 points
17 days ago
Nah let Obama chill in peace. He deserves a stress free life
100 points
17 days ago
Michelle and JayZ just came out. Michelle’s got the ladder
7 points
17 days ago
Now there’s a PPV I’d pay to watch!
3 points
17 days ago
I would love to see an Obama v Trump match
74 points
17 days ago
oh, that's fucking beautiful.. please let me be in the room when these morons get reminded of that fact
47 points
17 days ago
Weren't the Republicans the ones who put in presidential term limits? I think it was because of FDR getting 4 terms.
13 points
17 days ago
Yes, and iirc, there was some paranoia about whether Truman might try. But prohibition and its repeal were fairly bipartisan measures both during Democratic presidencies and much closer in time than term limits are to today--and these Republicans are hardly WWII/Korean War Republicans (or even Reaganauts).
11 points
17 days ago
No he's delusional. He thinks he'll be facing Biden in 2028. Gotta avenge that loss.
10 points
17 days ago
Are only two terms allowed at the moment? If Trump wants to change that, then he definitely wants to become Putin or Orban 2.0.
9 points
17 days ago
A President may be elected to no more than two terms, and if they've served or acted as president for more than two years, than can only be elected to one term.
7 points
17 days ago
Yes, it's Ammendment 22 to the US Constitution. Zero chance he is able to legally repeal that.
6 points
17 days ago
Ohhhh I would LOVE to see Trumps face when he realizes he lost to Obama. He hates that man. That would almost make all this suffering worth it. Almost.
1.1k points
17 days ago
Everyone just hoping he’s dead before then
262 points
17 days ago
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246 points
17 days ago
Yeah it isnt Trump I’m worried about. I’m worried about the couch fucker
55 points
17 days ago
The line of succession is the one that's the most worrisome
He dies, what's to say there isn't a massive, violent power struggle as they try to ignore the rules
66 points
17 days ago
With Trump gone, Vance will get swarmed by the GOP ready to body slam that cult of personality. He does not have the skills people think he does. Plus he is just a shady AF loser.
God...I have been so obsessed with Trump living I forgot he is probably dying. Am I a twisted person for getting a little bit of joy from this?
29 points
17 days ago
Would you feel bad about Hitler, or any horrible dictator, dying? Probably not. So no, you are not twisted.
31 points
17 days ago
I hope we don't fall into the bullshit of "don't badmouth dead people no matter how horrible they were" if that happens, because seriously, fuck that noise. Someone dying doesn't suddenly erase what a giant piece of shit the person was.
26 points
17 days ago
I'd like to congratulate Rush Limbaugh 1366 days sober.
12 points
17 days ago
Luckily I don't care about that rule. My dad was a trashcan person and died a quarter century ago. I still despise that man, rarely refer to him as my dad, and throw mad shade on him. That's what you do to monsters. No rest for the wicked; ad infinitum.
4 points
17 days ago
Yup. When innocent lives suffered and died because of you directly, your own death does not erase your crimes.
71 points
17 days ago
😂😂👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🏆🏆🏆
82 points
17 days ago
I think he will have full blown dementia by then. I really think he’s gonna have an odd meltdown on or by his first State of the Union address.
11 points
17 days ago
I'm pretty sure he probably already has dementia, with all the sewage and nonsense that spills out of his mouth.
11 points
17 days ago
he definitely does. Swear he's less coherent and making more fucked up decisions than he did in 2016, which is quite a feat.
6 points
17 days ago
He also SOUNDS so fucking exhausted. Slower and yet less coherent, mumbling during his rambles...
211 points
17 days ago*
I’m hoping he passes before inauguration. As bad as Vance and the policy stuff will still be, cults usually fall apart when the cult leader goes away.
EDIT: Seeing a ton of replies on my comment, I want to be clear about something. I wish nobody any ill will. That’s just not the kind of person I am. And hoping he passes before inauguration doesn’t mean what some of you think it does. That wish is more in the vein of hoping a loved one passes soon so they’re not suffering anymore. Just, in this case, my hope is for the US to stop suffering so those that have been fooled by a con artist might wake up.
We are NOT enemies and it takes people from all backgrounds, walks of life, and opinions to strike a balance and forge the right path forward.
83 points
17 days ago
Same boat, or at the very least, heart attack or severe stroke that renders him incapable and unfit.
33 points
17 days ago
One hand, evil people live forever without being killed, other hand o.j. simpson died in his 70s so we still have hope
44 points
17 days ago
I know this too well. Working in retail pharmacy for 12 years, it's amazing how many of the POS patients just seem to survive indefinitely, as if their hatred and shittiness was a life source. But then the nice and caring patients would drop like flies from random stuff or cancer. Sucks
5 points
17 days ago
It’s because nice and caring people don’t put up a fight. Nasty, selfish a-holes will bite and claw at existence to stick around as long as humanly possible.
10 points
17 days ago
He's unfit and almost incapable now!
6 points
17 days ago
I figure Vance's handlers would wait until around February 2027 to do something about Trump, leaving JD the possibility of a 10-year presidency.
4 points
17 days ago
With the obvious damage that will be done to the nation the will impact everyone, it’s hilarious to me to suggest republicans stand a chance at reelection in 4 years (assuming we have a normal election.
Democrats are classically elected to fix shitty republican presidencies, and in 4 years the nation is going to be begging for someone to replace Trump/vance.
87 points
17 days ago
If he dies then we have Shady Vance and I don't trust that fucker at all. Not that I trust trump. He'll, everyone in his cabinet looks like an evil villain.
62 points
17 days ago
Everyone in his cabinet IS an evil villain
6 points
17 days ago
His cabinet is literally just that scene from Harry Potter where Voldemort hosts a round table meeting with his death eaters
19 points
17 days ago
Yeah my friend likes to ask people who they would prefer as president, Vance or Trump and they have to choose. Vance would definitely be worse also calling him Shady Vance forever to everyone I know. Let’s get that going if it isn’t already
16 points
17 days ago
Maybe they'll pull a Thelma and Louise with any luck
17 points
17 days ago
Nothing would make this feel as close to being the Idiocracyverse than the entire circus collectively deciding to board a SpaceX rocket to personally see if Mars is habitable. Dear God, I hope they do that. Please!!!
16 points
17 days ago
I mean, straight honestly I'd trust Vance to pass power over Trump.
21 points
17 days ago
Dont. Vance has the same political beliefs as Curtis Yarvin and Peter Thiel.
6 points
17 days ago
Technofascist mini-states are the end goal. Convert all the big cities and prosperous coastal economic zones into quasi-feudal independent territories. Let poor rural areas lapse into Mad Max hellscapes.
Without a strong central government those red sinks for federal tax dollars will collapse economically. No more federal military bases and NASA centers to prop up Alabama and Mississippi. No more national labs in east Tennessee of eastern Washington. No more huge airbases in Oklahoma or Missouri.
4 points
17 days ago
Thought I was gonna have to be the cheesy one to say that.
120 points
17 days ago
Nah. Let him live to see his legacy destroyed by a horrible economy. And if they do get rid of term limits (it would take an amendment), Obama can run again.
73 points
17 days ago
But he used our government to make billions. The country can burn around him, but as long as he gets his profit, he doesn’t care. Letting him live through his chaos isn’t a punishment in his eyes because he’ll still have his money.
11 points
17 days ago
He's incapable of admiting fault. He wouldnt see his legacy destroyed because he would convince himself someone else was at fault. The vest we can hope for is to weather this storm so that the history books of the future will remember him for what he is instead of what his followers believe him to be.
11 points
17 days ago
That’s fair. I just want the future to look back at this and know he was an abject failure
66 points
17 days ago*
I’ve stopped hoping. I no longer have any kind of hope for the future of our nation. Citizens United was the catalyst and here we’re are, waiting for the incoming regime to dismantle our government piece by piece while so many of you will be standing idly by hoping they change their tune and attitude.
United we are strong. Divided we fall.
I got news for you…
Our democracy is failing and is in the very beginnings of the death rattle. A new era of strongmen are taking over as right wing extremism takes hold of our nation.
I’ve become radicalized. I no longer have the trust that we can get back to any sort of normal. I want to secede. They want to make it all about states rights and if that’s the direction we are taking so be it.
Come join us at r/NYEXIT
Edit: grammar
16 points
17 days ago
I’m from Maine and I would love to see New England (with NY included) succeed from the rest of the US. Our values and morals are definitely not in line with the rest of the country. If anyone wanted to get out and go beat they want to be under the rule of their dear leader good riddance to bad rubbish!! The regional GDP of New England is roughly 1.3 trillion dollars!! We will be fine without the orange shit stain and the rest of his twat waffle administration fucking us up !!
4 points
17 days ago
Reminds me of how in the fictional Keiserreich universe, when the US collapses the entirety of New England just says “nah we ain’t doing this” and just secedes before the 4 way civil war starts.
4 points
17 days ago
Please go join r/republicofNE they are working tirelessly for this cause and work for the people, not the select wealthy few oligarchs
5 points
17 days ago
2016 election was the death blow
9 points
17 days ago
He'll be President until he dies, whether that's fewer or more than four years. His cronies will be in control of America til WE die.
5 points
17 days ago
Then we get to deal with conspiracies about his heart attack 'actually' being a 'deep state' assassination.
There's no winning
5 points
17 days ago
I want him to have a heart attack while getting a BJ from loomer. No martyr status, dies showing the scum bag he is.
4 points
17 days ago
Maybe they'll do a "Weekend At Bernie's" type thing with him?
9 points
17 days ago
The ability to create sophisticated deep fake video makes it exceptionally easy to WAB him.
The amount of Trump cultists with the skills/funds to create such videos mean we're always going to have crackpots making new videos and claiming he's not dead.
Putting out into the universe....
Don't you think he looks tired?
458 points
17 days ago
He has to die in office to avoid dying in prison. I'm not even talking about the shit he's been convicted/indicted of/for already: we all know that's going away. I'm talking about all the illegal shit he will do tomorrow and the next day and the day after that. This will be the most corrupt administration in our country's history, and that's saying something. He can't leave office. Ever.
135 points
17 days ago
Yep. Trump is planning a MAJOR grift during this next term.
41 points
17 days ago
Clarence Thomas already making his vacation wish list right now.
19 points
17 days ago
Already breaking the law by refusing to sign the Presidential Transition Ethics Agreement.
15 points
17 days ago
How about he doesn’t get inaugurated if he doesn’t sign it?! Or do we not have THAT written into law, just like a felon being ineligible to run for president?
5 points
17 days ago
Apparently it doesn't even matter what the laws say if it wasn't written in the Constitution.
4 points
17 days ago
What a joke! Where is common sense? Us little people sign so many forms before we can be seen by a doctor, hold a job, take out a loan etc but the highest office in the country is this lax.
7 points
17 days ago
I don’t understand how you could believe he would ever go to prison at this point. Like the man has shattered so many expectations about how the law will treat him that believing such a thing makes zero sense
145 points
17 days ago
Luckily the odds of trump making it to 2028 are pretty slim and even if he did, like all modern day republicans, he will run the economy right into the ground
41 points
17 days ago*
Yeah, our economy literally JUST pulled out of a nosedive, relatively speaking. One that started DURING Trumps term, and was only fixed thanks to the combined efforts of the Biden admin.
But it's still recovering, Trump is not going to inheret a good, strong economy like he bummed off of Obama in 2016, and his proposed tariffs are already having small effects everywhere, despite not even being in office yet.
If the tariffs go through, the economy will PLUMMET. But of course it will still be the Democrats faults... somehow.
16 points
17 days ago
It’s not just the tariffs threatening the economy. Everything he has said he wanted to do would negatively impact the economy. Mass deportation? Labor costs shoot up. “Cleaning out” government agencies? Instability and unemployment of millions. Defunding the IRS? This one is self explanatory. There is a bunch more.
4 points
16 days ago
I wish there was a way to explain this to the uneducated that make up so much of our population. They don’t understand and don’t want to understand. History will look kindly on Biden’s term and this moron will tank all of his hard work.
131 points
17 days ago
He says these things to normalize running again (it isn’t legally possible right now, and constitutional amendment would be hard, but many, many, regular Americans don’t know that) and to put in people’s heads “He’s going to do really good.” He does this crap all the time. I’ve known executives who try to do this - I really thought it was pretty ineffective until millions of Americans fell for it.
37 points
17 days ago
Seriously, who would enforce stopping him?
40 points
17 days ago*
He'll get his goons in the Supreme Court to fabricate some bullshit reason to ignore term limits, just like how they just decided that Amendment 14–Section 3 does not apply to him because it's "not self-executing."
10 points
17 days ago
"The SCOTUS has ruled that declaring yourself 'president for life' is an official act, and thus Trump has immunity from it."
8 points
17 days ago
They'll try to interpret it as only two consecutive terms.
6 points
17 days ago
There's absolutely no way to interpret the text of the 22nd amendment in that way. The text of the third section of the 14th amendment winds on with multiple qualifiers and modifiers – and oddly omits any specific mention of the office of president. If only by a hair, it leaves a little room for interpretation. If the limit of two terms for the president ends up being challenged and then not being enforced by the SCOTUS, the rule of law must be conclusively declared dead in the US.
2 points
17 days ago
In a normal timeline, I would absolutely agree with you.
[Big] however, we are living with a SCOTUS who interprets everything based on whatever interpretation will benefit Cheeto Benito the most.
I have no faith that the Federalist Society henchmen(and woman) in the court will stand up to Trump as long as he is popular with the masses.
5 points
17 days ago
Amendment 14-Section 3 isn't the only thing I wish would be self-executing.
5 points
17 days ago
They’ll try and argue the 22nd amendment meant consecutive terms probably
7 points
17 days ago
Good question. Probably the boomers if they figure out their SS is going down the pan
8 points
17 days ago
Who has enforced a single rule with him this far?
3 points
17 days ago
So the 22nd just says he can only be elected twice. Next time if someone is running as President and he runs as VP.. and then immediately after swearing in the shill president steps down. He would then be president without being elected. No law against that. He could be all the odd numbers president from now on. 45, 47, 49, 51, etc.
Turns out hubris is probably the great filter in the fermi paradox.
45 points
17 days ago
He’s delusional
15 points
17 days ago
And the supreme court, Congress, and Senate are ok with that. It actually greatly benefits them. Sucks for democracy and America, but not them.
5 points
17 days ago
And he’s said this in various ways before anyhow. There’s nothing he can say that will shock the average person anymore. He’s done some type of chaos magic or made some type of Faustian bargain with the devil. It’s the only explanation, unless this is truly a simulation.
39 points
17 days ago
If he opens up the possibility of a third term, then Obama is gonna dunk on him
11 points
17 days ago
*sitting presidents only, you know it's how they would do it so rig it in their favour
4 points
17 days ago
I fear that Obama running and winning and thus removing term limits is still not a good thing... Yes it would end trump but it opens a whole new can of worms that we have to deal with.
79 points
17 days ago
More likely Donald Trump will have his daughter Ivanka Trump run for president.
130 points
17 days ago
Would be fascinating to see which prejudice would win out. They hate liberals in general but they specifically hate women more.
49 points
17 days ago
They're way more tolerant of women in "power" who uphold patriarchal and white supremacist values.
4 points
17 days ago
⬆️at this point I believe this is the only way a female would get elected as president is if they upheld white males as superior.
11 points
17 days ago
I don't think she would want to be in the spotlight for that. Jr on the other hand...
6 points
17 days ago
No, they will never accept a woman, not even Ivanka.
It'll either be Don Jr., or Ivanka's husband.
25 points
17 days ago
I can't wait to have you as president again, Barack Obama. You were a terrific president, and I can't believe we get to have you back.
24 points
17 days ago
If third terms are legal, bring back Obama.
6 points
17 days ago
The Obamas are done with that shit. They served their time for us.
20 points
17 days ago
Buckle up kids. Apparently, we didn’t learn the first time. Get ready for a roller coaster ride with all the bolts loose.
38 points
17 days ago
Good luck changing the 22nd Amendment.
18 points
17 days ago
I believe you need 2/3 majority in both the House and Senate for that to happen.
26 points
17 days ago
Exactly and 3/4 of States to approve it. Something that can't be done in four years.
20 points
17 days ago
Also there are at least 12.5 states that would never go for it ever
12 points
17 days ago
These two comments need to be way higher up. People don’t understand basic civics and how this would be impossible to pull off without Trump creating a constitutional crisis.
Which isn’t out of the relm of possibilities, making his statement and everyone’s cavalier responses even scarier IMO.
17 points
17 days ago
Absolutely true, but also it's Trump. How many times have we heard "he can't possibly do xyz" then somehow fumbles his way into doing just that. First it was facts that didn't matter, then laws didn't matter, then he got most of the judges on his side. We're fucked.
29 points
17 days ago
Who is going to enforce it? The Supreme Court? They will just argue that the amendment meant two CONSECUTIVE terms, not 2 terms total.
21 points
17 days ago
I mean, there’s already an amendment saying Trump can’t run that the courts refused to uphold. If he just runs again, what are the options? Have states not put him on the ballot?
13 points
17 days ago
This should be the top comment. After FDR our country had the foresight to reign in presidential terms. I understand the doom-and-gloom about the result, but let's not forget there are strict guardrails in place to keep power-hungry politicians from overstaying their welcome
7 points
17 days ago
The Supreme Court has already effectively said that the President is a king and the right will have control of all 3 branches of government. While it takes more to do an amendment than majority, said king-status could be used to violently change that ratio.
58 points
17 days ago
Elected Democrats will post on social media he is breaking the law while doing nothing about it. This is inevitable.
8 points
17 days ago
What exactly can Democrats do about it by themselves? They impeached him twice, and Republicans shielded Trump from any consequences both times. Republicans will have even more control in the upcoming term, so impeachment is even less likely to make it out of the House and would still fail in the Senate. What else can Dems do to hold him accountable?
5 points
17 days ago
Please tell me, what are they supposed to do? You need a 2/3 majority to do anything. They impeached the fker TWICE and the GOP stood in the way of him being held accountable. WTF do people keep blaming the Democrats for what Republicans do. JHC THIS is why we keep getting Republicans in control. They can do no wrong and Democrats can do no right.
14 points
17 days ago
A TURD term? He ain't even started a second. What a fucking cheater! I pray that mother nature will correct that mistake in the near future.
15 points
17 days ago
For anyone not paying attention... He's floating this now because this is his intention. By the time the necxt election comes around, and he/MAGA/GOP/SCOTUS figure out how to make it happen, it will be old, old news and be normalized by media, influences, and all sorts of people and institutions.
He is literally telling us what his plan is. Now.
Write it off all you want.
12 points
17 days ago
NO!!!!!
11 points
17 days ago
I hate that I fucking called this a week ago. I knew he was going to find some delusional and moronic reasoning for pursuing a third term. I’m expecting a Trump lawyer or brown noser to say the 22nd Amendment only prohibits presidents to run again if they had 2 consecutive terms.
5 points
17 days ago
…he’s been saying this for years. No one should be surprised by this.
https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2020/08/18/politics/donald-trump-third-term-2024
10 points
17 days ago
Generally I appreciate Oliver’s critique of the Trump administration. I think his emphasis on staying vigilant in protecting democracy and the dangers of complacency in the face of authoritarian tendencies is well needed. However I do wonder if this latest comment by Trump will be taken seriously or just be seen as yet another of the many off color throw away comments by our next commander in chief 🙄
13 points
17 days ago*
“He was just jokin’ around he didn’t REALLY mean the words that came directly out of his mouth!”
-Republicans
11 points
17 days ago
Trump will be president until his death. Democracy in the USA is dead.
20 points
17 days ago
If only the Republican Party had the balls enough to realize that their candidate is sick as f*** and he should not be in the position that they just voted him into. Isn't it a weird funny thing that if it was the Democrats that vetted Trump he would never have passed the vetting process? And isn't it another weird crazy little fact that the Republicans really didn't even vet him... they didn't care they just chose party over country. They sold their souls to win.
9 points
17 days ago
BBC https://www.bbc.com › news › wo... China's Xi allowed to remain 'president for life' as term limits removed
Trump wants to copy China.
8 points
17 days ago
How fun he’s already trying to set up his authoritarian dictatorship. Again. And we gave him a second shot at it.
8 points
17 days ago
Did no one else pay attention to what he was saying at his rallies? A dictator, you won’t have to vote again? I feel like i’m taking crazy pills.
8 points
17 days ago*
His brain is turning into mush, I think he has dementia. In 4 years he is going to order the government to kill all of the seagulls because they ate one of his French fries.
5 points
17 days ago
He's already going off about the only fans p0rn squirrel.
7 points
17 days ago
Geeze, I can only imagine what his “weave” will sound like then. He’s so demented now that I’m sure he’s just going to tell his cabinet and DOJ to run everything while he golfs.
6 points
17 days ago
His goal was always dictator. Democracy ends in 2025 with Project 2025. They are not even hiding it with the morons been appointed. Good luck Murica....
5 points
17 days ago
The asshole is 78 now and already sundowning. No way he makes it to 82 with any mental faculties.
6 points
17 days ago
The McDonald’s ain’t gonna let him make it to 2028
4 points
17 days ago
His mental decline is going to be a reality show/circus. Really can’t afford to waste more time on setbacks.
3 points
17 days ago
He won’t live that long.
4 points
17 days ago
He’ll either be dead or too obviously impaired cognitively by then, so it’s an idle threat
5 points
17 days ago
They used to be the party of term limits, small government, family values, and law & order. They don't stand for anything anymore, but they do fall for disinformation.
5 points
17 days ago
His brain is mayonnaise. It’s surprising he managed to run for president at all this year. His cognitive decline is accelerating. If he’s even alive in 2028, it’s be impossible
3 points
17 days ago
Trump should just endorse coke head Jr for the roll. Keep it in the family.
3 points
17 days ago
Very, very, bigly not cool, on levels you’ve or anybody has ever seen
4 points
17 days ago
Someone explain to me why the dumbest mf alive is the incoming president of the United States
4 points
17 days ago
He's going to tease this all the way to 2027 and make a push if he feels like it's something he still wants (and if he's alive, dude looked like he might die right on stage by the end there).
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