Re: The 45th POTUS - Donald J. Trump
Posted: Wed September 23, 2020 11:41 pm
He sounds drugged
NoHiggs wrote:Do me a favour - put me on ignore.

A constitutional amendment requires 2/3 of both the House and Senate to propose and 3/4 of the states to ratify.Higgs wrote:This election is going to be such a clusterfuck.
The US has had 58 presidential elections in its history, most have determined a clear and valid winner (although I appreciate some issues with a stolen election here or there). Suddenly the whole system is stuffed and poor Donnie is upset about ballots?
(I actually agree the system is kinda stuffed, but not because of ballots - the electoral college is unbelievable bad, but its the rules of your game, so be it).
As an outsider looking in to the machinations around the Republican Party, specifically with respect to the Supreme Court and the election, it looks more and more as if the US is on its way to becoming a facist dictatorship. Trump fawns at the feet of those strong men world leaders he idolises (Putin, Kim Jong-un, Xi, Erdogan et all) and is seemingly throwing a sook because he isn't allowed to just stay and play like they are.
If you don't get rid of him now my bet is he makes the Constitutional changes to remove the 2 term limit.
Oh, and with the Supreme Court fuckery, if he gets back in the likelihood is he'll manage to get another one or two judges on the Supreme Court. Then it will be time to overturn Roe vs Wade and make abortion illegal again. Gotta keep that braindead base happy.
Its happening. STop burying your head in the sand!verb_to_trust wrote:All this hyperbolic dialogue online is so unnecessary. Speak the civil war into existence, you fools.
Whatever. What are we going to do, tweet at each other?Strat wrote:Its happening. STop burying your head in the sand!verb_to_trust wrote:All this hyperbolic dialogue online is so unnecessary. Speak the civil war into existence, you fools.
I will put nothing at all past this man.4/5 wrote:A constitutional amendment requires 2/3 of both the House and Senate to propose and 3/4 of the states to ratify.Higgs wrote:This election is going to be such a clusterfuck.
The US has had 58 presidential elections in its history, most have determined a clear and valid winner (although I appreciate some issues with a stolen election here or there). Suddenly the whole system is stuffed and poor Donnie is upset about ballots?
(I actually agree the system is kinda stuffed, but not because of ballots - the electoral college is unbelievable bad, but its the rules of your game, so be it).
As an outsider looking in to the machinations around the Republican Party, specifically with respect to the Supreme Court and the election, it looks more and more as if the US is on its way to becoming a facist dictatorship. Trump fawns at the feet of those strong men world leaders he idolises (Putin, Kim Jong-un, Xi, Erdogan et all) and is seemingly throwing a sook because he isn't allowed to just stay and play like they are.
If you don't get rid of him now my bet is he makes the Constitutional changes to remove the 2 term limit.
Oh, and with the Supreme Court fuckery, if he gets back in the likelihood is he'll manage to get another one or two judges on the Supreme Court. Then it will be time to overturn Roe vs Wade and make abortion illegal again. Gotta keep that braindead base happy.
I look forward to the Merkel Division of Euro volunteers getting purged by the Chicoms in Catalonia II: California edition. The streetfighting in SF and LA will sap the resources of the Chicoms, resulting in LDS forces winning the war.verb_to_trust wrote:All this hyperbolic dialogue online is so unnecessary. Speak the civil war into existence, you fools.
I've been training my whole life for this.Strat wrote:The Civil war is coming. And Burt is ready.

Burt is The Humungus.BurtReynolds wrote:I've been training my whole life for this.Strat wrote:The Civil war is coming. And Burt is ready.
McParadigm wrote:Get rid of the ballots and we'll have a very peaceful — there won't be a transfer, frankly. There will be a continuation.