Placeholder, discussions will start by GOP in a few days.
No need to overturn, just a SCOTUS interpretation that it only applies to consecutive terms.
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Well, that was quick…
What are the odds he’ll live long enough to do it?
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On the flip side if he does manage to do it, Obama can come back and beat him.
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Oh, that would almost be worth watching
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Nope, Obama already had consecutive terms, so he can’t run again. And this applies to Michelle too because [insert reason later]. -SCOTUS
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Do you really think this is going to happen? Calm down. It won’t.
Honestly, I don’t think Trump will make it through 4 years as president. Either he’ll die, or the 25th amendment will be invoked at some point.
That will require a man with balls who currently sucks Trump’s dick. {}
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Trump will absolutely try, why would he settle for only 2 terms?
That might make it all worth it
I think he is the man receiving the best medical attention in the world for the next 4 years. Unless something fatal gets him we are together.
All he needs to do is get another term by means other than being elected. Then the 22nd Amendment wouldn’t be a factor.
I find it funny that there were people pushing for Obama to do that, but now those same people are likely crying about Trump considering it.
I’m not a fan of it either way.
I don’t doubt that some liberals advocated for that. However, the candidate themselves and their noteworthy associates were not publicly advocating for it AFAIK. That’s a very important difference.
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You’re trolling with this, surely.
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Nah, he’s a true believer. Definitely not trolling.
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Trump’s flirtation with a thirds term evokes the classic autocrat’s dilemmas: when legitimacy falters, improvise—and if that fails, bulldoze the guardrails.
Yet what’s truly unsettling is the cultic devotion of his base: uncritical, performatively obedient, and hostile to reason itself.
Did Obama ever say he wanted a third term? Ever say he’d found a way to do it?
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