Elections Trump should continue as president after 2028

[pugilistico]

I guess Constitutional Amendments don't matter anymore.

 

[curryjunkie]

No but it doesn't matter. Trump changed the game, and his presence will be felt way after he is gone. I can't see the US having a democrat president for a long time unless they find someone similar who has some Trump in them and just so happens to be a Dem.

I disagree, his admin will end in a shit show I think, it's chaotic and people outside of maga don't want chaos.

 

[WklySportsMemes]

So I noticed a couple of Trump sycophants in this thread have gone on record speaking out against a third time.

Yet, I bet none of them stick to it or regret their vote or support when he actually alludes to it or tries it.

 

[Hit-N-Run]

Trump will ABSOLUTELY try to stay in power. He and his followers do not believe in the constitution or rule of law. If you can’t see that you fucking dumb.

They want dictatorship and authoritarianism.

 

[David Street]

LORD NO.

 

[Pharenheit]

Elon 2028

 

[kflo]

He's looking like the overnight manager at 24 hour McDonald's, like always.

People will be sick of this shit by then and ready for other shit. If the Democrats can put up a semi-charismatic non retard by then, they'll be fine in a national election.

Trump beat a woman that other women don't even like, lost to Biden's corpse, then beat a late replacement in a Democrat shit show election cycle. I don't know why people act like the whole country suddenly went MAGA, he didn't win by a landslide.

Semi-charismatic non retard is a pretty high bar…….

 

[irish_thug]

This is a "no-gotcha" thread- I sincerely want to hear how people feel about this for my own edification and am not going to jump in with finger pointing.

In Russia (and other places in the world) there is this amazing phenomenon where a despot leader is popular with citizens. This may be not as true now, but Putin has killed journalists and anyone else who spoke out against him for a very long time now and had high approval ratings through much of it (over 80% at one time). I was baffled by this, and at one time thought it could never happen in America.

But I think America has taken a similar turn- I think if Trump finds a way to stay in power that is against the rules of our democracy, most MAGA people would be OK with that. They might say, "Well, Biden stole an election, so Trump can too," or something similar. I had previously thought that if Trump did something illegal to stay in power (like fake electors in 2028), that America wouldn't stand for it, but I think we have shifted to being more like Russia; I think a lot of people would be OK with this, and Trump could push it as far as he wants.

So what do you guys who support Trump think- are you OK with him taking over America like Putin did in Russia? Would you rather keep Trump in against the rules and risk the possible consequences of going against our rules/laws/Constitution; is it better to break the rules and keep Trump than to risk another "snowflake president" being elected? How would you rationalize making Trump the permanent president?

I genuinely would like to hear from people on this.

Trump will be 82 by the time the 2028 election rolls around. 82 year olds aren't even in charge of their own bowel movements, they should not be in charge of counties.

 

[curryjunkie]

Elon 2028

He's south African...so not Elon..

 

[44nutman]

If they let Obama run again since Trump is getting a chance at a 3rd term. Problem is people who are floating these bills are writing them so Obama can’t run because they know Obama would dog walk Trump in an election. The bill floating around says you can’t run if you served 2 consecutive terms. They don’t want that Obama smoke. They are protecting Trump like a boxer who the promoter knows will lose to another boxer so they just never set up the fight.

 

[44nutman]

Elon 2028

Did you see his high ass swinging around a chainsaw? Did Leon hang out with Don Jr before he went on stage. Nothing funnier than watching a stoned dude wearing sunglasses indoors swinging a chainsaw around. The unintentional Comedy factor was an 11 out of 10. I have bought popcorn futures because Leon’s collapse is going to be spectacular.

 

[badascan]

Can't we have reasonable governance without this guy? He's ancient, albeit more energetic and capable than any of our last many presidents. We can't put all our expensive eggs in one basket and we need to be thinking about that. We're one "event" away from being shackled by the still existing and cornered Biden-familyesque corruption mongers.

The best thing Trump has done (and it's probably only 60% his doing, 35% was because of misstep after misstep by those blinded by their deep corruption in effort to maintain it) is uniting like minded people under a shared appreciation for common sense and civility, America.

 

[Blayt7hh]

So he should be president until he dies like the pope?

Heck yeah. Then he can pass on the presidency to Baron. It’s a radical new system of government that spares us these pesky elections

 

[KnightTemplar]

He's south African...so not Elon..

South Africa will be an American State by 2028 so technically...

 

[LostMyBlackBelt]

 

[Hog-train]

I mean somehow Michael Bloomberg did it in NY. But for president, impossible.

Even conservatives will be like hell no.

 

[Strychnine]

I feel like its more likely one of his sons will run in 2028 and get elected and just continue his agenda.

Allegedly....

 

[Strychnine]

No but so far it looks like Vance may be able to run and win. We will see hiw he does.

Trump declines to endorse JD Vance for 2028 but says his VP is 'very capable'​

"President Donald Trump declined to anoint his vice president as the heir apparent to the Republican Party or his Make America Great Again movement, saying in an interview that aired on Monday that it's too early for such an endorsement.

Asked by Fox News reporter Bret Baier during a one-on-one interview if he views Vice President JD Vance as his natural successor, the term-limited president balked before quickly pivoting to the current administration.

"No, but he's very capable," Trump said of Vance in a short clip shared online Monday."

Trump declines to endorse JD Vance for 2028 but says his VP is 'very capable'

President Trump thinks 'a lot of capable people' could be the Republican standard bearer in 2028 as early speculation begins on a successor.

www.usatoday.com

"Good enough to hire, not good enough to marry."

Bruce Hornsby - The Valley Road

 

[Strychnine]

Elon 2028

Sorry, gotta be 'Murrican borned.

 

[jeff7b9]

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