US Elections 2024

[Habbaku]

2020 is old and busted. Let's talk about how 2024 will work. Who will try to stop Trump getting his rightful third term?

https://twitter.com/GovMikeHuckabee/status/1205211276005101568

I'll be on @seanhannity 2nite @FoxNews at 9pm ET and will explain how @realDonaldTrump will be eligible for a 3rd term due to the illegal attempts by Comey, Dems, and media , et al attempting to oust him as @POTUS so that's why I was named to head up the 2024 re-election.

[Valmy]

How is doing something allowed in the Constitution illegal?

[The Brain]

With luck Trump might become senile, which would make him a better president in the third and fourth terms.

[Grey Fox]

Good idea, it makes it easier to just switch to Jr when Donnie dies in 2023 because he's so very old.

[Oexmelin]

Are you really that surprised, every time the Republicans label something the Democrats propose, do, argue, as "illegal"?

Republicans have been engaged in a full battle to delegitimize their opponents for years now - tarring them as illegal, illegitimate, corrupt, treasonous, engaged in conspiracies, un-American, foreign, secretly plotting the overthrow of what "real" America thinks, wants, and feels. Whether or not something is constitutional, allowed, healthy for a democracy, legitimate, etc. has no relevance to the onslaught against the very notion of legitimate opposition. This is why it is, and should be, extremely concerning - and why the possibility of the third term, another political talking point, is not to be dismissed lightly.

[Berkut]

This entire thing is just fucking fascinating.

[Berkut]

Maybe this right here is the answer to the Fermi paradox.

[The Brain]

I never got the Black Eyed Peas.

[Tamas]

I SO told you guys.

[Habbaku]

With luck Trump might become senile, which would make him a better president in the third and fourth terms.

Henry VI was definitely a better king when he was in his drooling stupors. 

[crazy canuck]

Are you really that surprised, every time the Republicans label something the Democrats propose, do, argue, as "illegal"?

Republicans have been engaged in a full battle to delegitimize their opponents for years now - tarring them as illegal, illegitimate, corrupt, treasonous, engaged in conspiracies, un-American, foreign, secretly plotting the overthrow of what "real" America thinks, wants, and feels. Whether or not something is constitutional, allowed, healthy for a democracy, legitimate, etc. has no relevance to the onslaught against the very notion of legitimate opposition. This is why it is, and should be, extremely concerning - and why the possibility of the third term, another political talking point, is not to be dismissed lightly.

One wonders how far the Republicans are from declaring that elections are suspect and should be suspended until appropriately fixed - pun intended.

[Habbaku]

Are you really that surprised, every time the Republicans label something the Democrats propose, do, argue, as "illegal"?

Republicans have been engaged in a full battle to delegitimize their opponents for years now - tarring them as illegal, illegitimate, corrupt, treasonous, engaged in conspiracies, un-American, foreign, secretly plotting the overthrow of what "real" America thinks, wants, and feels. Whether or not something is constitutional, allowed, healthy for a democracy, legitimate, etc. has no relevance to the onslaught against the very notion of legitimate opposition. This is why it is, and should be, extremely concerning - and why the possibility of the third term, another political talking point, is not to be dismissed lightly.

One wonders how far the Republicans are from declaring that elections are suspect and should be suspended until appropriately fixed - pun intended.

With so many million illegal votes being cast, we don't want to take any risks, do we?

[Oexmelin]

Oh, absolutely. Remember when Trump said he may not recognize Clinton if she won? The seeds of that line of thinking have been planted. Frum is right when we've says conservatives had to ask themselves if they loved conservatism or democracy more - and they are choosing conservatism.

[Eddie Teach]

Jesus wept.

[Malthus]

Oh, absolutely. Remember when Trump said he may not recognize Clinton if she won? The seeds of that line of thinking have been planted. Frum is right when we've says conservatives had to ask themselves if they loved conservatism or democracy more - and they are choosing democracy.

You mean they are choosing conservatism, I assume. And if so, I agree.