He wants full control of the government without any of the limits of courts or the separation of powers. How is that not authoritarianism?

Because it looks nice but it has absolutely nothing of substance?

I have a legitimate question I hope someone can answer. I live close to the border of my district. My Congressman is a Democrat, who I proudly voted for, but my neighboring district is Republican, currently (swing district). Can I show up to town halls at both or do I need to be in their district?

Russia must be freed from Putin

Now, if you could just invest in some warmer weather, I'd be glad to move there.

But seriously, Minnesota is lucky to have you.

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Somehow, some way, he will blame it on the Democrats.

If the Democrats hadn't messed up the economy, this coin would be worth a lot more.

Or something like that.

I fully believe the US should give this virus serious attention and that it is a threat, to humans, to our livestock, and to our economy.

That being said, when can we stop calling it "bird flu?" If it is affecting other species, I think it needs a new name. Anyone agree?

Yeah, that tracks

Dude, I almost blocked you because I thought you were saying that to me and you were MAGA. If you are going to insult Trump, please say "Trump is a cunt" to prevent future confusion.

Very difficult. The Supreme Court can't argue against amendments. They are in the Constitution, so they can't be considered unconstitutional. Plus, the Supreme Court has gone against him before, especially when he goes against the Constitution.

Oh, I get that, but some rules are easier to break than others.

How many Americans know or understand that Trump needed to inform Congress 30 days before firing inspectors general? I didn't.

How many know Trump is limited to 2 terms? Pretty much everyone.

Let's not forget this little gem from his first term. This was while protestors were being tear-gassed so he could get this photo op.

A 3rd term requires a constitutional amendment, which requires a 2/3 vote in both houses. That will never happen. There aren't even enough Democratic Senate seats up for grabs in 2026 to give Republicans that supermajority, so Dems would need to vote for Trump's third term. Not a chance.

I didn't realize the percentage of people who didn't vote was so high.

If Congress needs 2/3 majority to pass amendments, we should need 2/3 of Americans to vote for the election to even count.