In remarks to NBC News, Trump also said, "There are methods which you could do it." Trump would need either a two-thirds vote in Congress or a constitutional convention to serve a third term.

Along with education, the administration will put natural disasters on the backs of the states too. Let's see the South try to survive this. Business will leave and go to states where the quality of life is better.

As long as the R's keep driving down taxes and keeping us borrowing, they will always be able to use the debt ceiling as a means to control Dems with the threat of a government shutdown. Tax the rich! They can afford it.

Aren't we all Americans due to Birthright Citizenship? What would this mean going forward? Would he be able to just strip citizenship from people he doesn't like or who say things he doesn't agree with or who's assets he wants to acquire? I would really like to know.

The president's contention that birthright citizenship is unconstitutional is considered a fringe view because the Supreme Court ruled to the contrary 127 years ago.

Extraordinary moment — Nancy Pelosi issues a statement calling on Democratic senators to reject the House funding bill, i.e. to defy Chuck Schumer.

"Democratic senators should listen to the women," she says, referring to Murray/DeLauro who want a 1-month stopgap bill instead.

Very concerned that the CR proposed is only the first step and will only last for 6 months, meaning our government will held hostage again very shortly. I hope Democrats find a spine and quickly.

Someone needs to explain to these Billionaires that when they deny climate change to enrich themselves by Disaster Capitalism, they will eventually die along with the rest of us, like the ring lady of Herculaneum. She just died with a nicer view.

www.reddit.com/r/ancientrom...

A commenter on our YouTube channel has a suggestion