Of course, that too would allow Obama to run again, and trounce Trump, which would almost be worth it.
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Ogles later studied at Middle Tennessee State University (MTSU), where he failed every course taken in the fall of 1995 and the fall of 1998; he returned to the university in 2007 and graduated with a 2.4 grade point average, with a Bachelor of Science in liberal studies.[6][7] The Washington Post described liberal studies as âa general education degree typically for those who cannot settle on a majorâ; NewsChannel 5 gave a similar description.[7][8] Ogles said in late February 2023 that his failed university courses were due to âan interfamilial matterâ that led him to abandon his studies âto financially support my family during a difficult timeâ; and that he eventually completed his studies with online courses.
Maybe thatâs why the constitution has been removed from the White House page. Theyâre going to revamp it and hope no one notices itâs changed.
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Itâs going to be a bigger and better Constitution, the best youâve ever seen.
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Obviously, Iâm voting Elmo/X '28.
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Following a rabbit hole from a WSJ article (gift link) looking at prospects for a third Trump term, I encountered a MAGA theory for how Trump could get elected to a third term.
It does involve the ârun as VP, and have the Pres resignâ hack and an interpretation of the 12th Amendment that the clause
only applies for disqualifications that were in place at the time of ratification of the TwelfthâŚso the two-term limit from the Twentieth wouldnât apply.
I can imagine four SCOTUS justices going along with that thought process. I donât think they can get to five with the current court.
Of course Vanceâs wife may just whisper in his ear so he doesnât resignâŚ
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House could elect him Speaker, then the President and Vice President simultaneously resign⌠or simultaneously spontaneously combust.
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Apparently the draft language for the 22nd amendment said couldnât serve more than 2 terms, and that was changed to elected. That implies potential intent by the authors to allow serving a 3rd time should you get there some other way.
Sure, but that was likely to allow a VP that takes over after a death or resignation to serve two full elected terms.
Ford served 0 terms as an elected President. With the original language, this term would likely count as 1 term. With the revised language, Ford could end up serving 3 terms, but only 2 of them would be as an elected President.
Or what @The_President said
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Vance is on bluesky? Does not compoot.
He is, became #1 blocked poster within hours of his initial post.
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people are still talking about the non-existent 22A loophole?