Is Trump eligible to run for president again in 2028? IT'S NOT HYPOTHETICAL

[orangecrush]

We are in deep serious shit, my DU friends.

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[Johonny]

1. Whats the track record for presidents at 33 %

Running for another term?

That's his popularity today. Imagine what it could be when the Biden economy finally collapses due to the awful Trump policies.

[orangecrush]

2. Good point

[Vinca]

3. Well, if Trump wants to run in 2028, I say we put him up against Obama.

[Tree Lady]

17. Michelle is done, Obama would never do it

She would leave him. I have been reading that just the little he has done lately has pissed her off. She wanted him out of politics. I don't blame her after all the republicans have put them through.

[themaguffin]

4. The Constitution is clear that he can't run.

[synni]

8. He uses the Constitution for toilet paper

And the Republicans in Congress refuse to stop him.

[lees1975]

13. He couldn't get on the ballot.

If his name appeared, all of those votes would be nullified.

[rampartd]

16. trump vs colorado

state can not keep him off of the ballot on mere 14th amendment grounds.

is the 22nd amendment stronger?

[themaguffin]

14. Doesn't matter. If wants to run and in effect waste the GOP's ticket, he can have at it. His term expires.

Congress is irrelevant to this.

[Emile]

5. So they think Obama can run again too.

[Fiendish Thingy]

10. Did anybody on the panel think to ask that question?

Or Bill Clinton? Or GWB?

[EdmondDantes_]

6. No and obviously so

Just because Trump is a cult leader who needs the absolute devotion of his lackies doesn't make their groveling to him always relevant. Not even the current Supreme Court can find a way around the constitutional amendment.

[rampartd]

7. not only are these judges corrupt but

enough clerks and such are beholden that he can get his cases assigned to his judges. worse comes to worse, the supremes pass a shadow docket or delay enough to moot the issue.

are we sure this is the best judicial system?

trump '28 on iowa caucus ballot.. mark elias sues. court date set sometime in 2029.
then what?

[Fiendish Thingy]

9. No we aren't.

Trump will leave the White House no later than January 20, 2029, and will never return.

Just because some kiss ass judicial nominee won’t give a clear answer to a black and white constitutional question doesn’t change that reality.

[ok_cpu]

11. Why did he reply with 'certified' when asked if trump was elected?

Does that have some special meaning to these loons?

[orangecrush]

15. Weasel words

[BannonsLiver]

12. Oh no! Deep shit!?! Sounds serious!111