You didn’t actually read it did you?He hasn't even started his second term yet and he has already floated the idea.
You didn’t actually read it did you?He hasn't even started his second term yet and he has already floated the idea.
I have no doubt they will find a loophole
Do you know what they need to change the US Constitution? It doesn’t matter if it’s one word or fifty, the processes are the same.He actually doesn't need to change that much in the constitution. They only need to add 1 word to change the 2 term mandate to a 2 term consecutive mandate, if they added the word consecutive to the 2 term mandate, then he can stand for re-election.
Missing you already.Says he who follows and comments on my every post. Even when they’re not directed at him.
Now run along and stop your stalking triggerman. WDS
Do you know what they need to change the US Constitution? It doesn’t matter if it’s one word or fifty, the processes are the same.
You boys are all getting triggered 4 years early . It’s going to be a loooooooong 4 years of being TDS.
A change is still a change. It doesn’t matter the size.Yeah I know what they need to change it, but that would be seen as a relatively small change. It wouldn't affect too many presidencies as quite a lot go to 2 direct terms anyway. Whether they could get enough democratic support for it, I doubt, but I wouldn't put it past him to try.
Do you know what they need to change the US Constitution? It doesn’t matter if it’s one word or fifty, the processes are the same.
He’s supposed to be a dictator, or a fascist or Hitler reincarnated.
He hasn’t got 2/3rds of either House. He has a majority but that’s not the 2/3rds he needsTrump has control of both houses for the next 2 years. He has total control of the GOP. He will attempt to change the 22nd amendment and he will try to run for president for another term.
Nonsense.He won’t be a candidate he’ll be 83 or thereabouts. The GOP won’t make the same misteake the Dems did.It may not happen, but he will try. And if/when he fails, he will still fight it. He will not leave the Whitehouse quietly in January 2029.
Good on you. I’ve got better things to do with my bookmarks.Bookmark my post and come back to me in 3 years.
In fact, I will keep the link for page #1272 in my work calendar and revisit in 2-3 years time.
Now I know all the little anti Trumpies will be fighting to get a reply in to this. They’ll be pushing grandmothers and small children out of the way in their eagerness.Serious question, what do you think Trump means by this?
They are kinda hard to avoid if you don't like using the ignore featureSays he who follows and comments on my every post. Even when they’re not directed at him.
Logic. Got no place in this discussionI have a family member who sells blind fabric out of China to a US supplier of blinds/curtains. His US customer has been advised that there will be a 60% tarrif imposed on the product.
What that means for the Trump challenged thinkers is if he wants to contnue to import the product from China 'they, the US owned company" as the purchaser will need to pay the tarrif.
The reality is he will not be able to coninue to sell this product unless he puts his price up accordingly.
Assuming his RM are around 50% of his cost, adding 60% to that makes it 80% of his cost. To maintain his gross $ margin his sell price will need to rise by 30%. What consumer will bear that?
Will labour costs rise with ???000's workers being deported? Do they have the capacity to fill that void - this has to create upward pressure on wages.
And it looks like this will happen with everything coming from China. Do existing manufacturers of like products in the US have the ability to scale up? Is someone going to invest multiple millions in new manufacturing plant on the basis of a potentially short window? Will the US gov't offer massive incentives to setup new plants?
How can you possibly wind back globalisation?
The only inputs I can see decreasing are energy costs (how quickly though?) with the drilling for oil/gas forecast increase. But they are not making up such a large % of the costs of production in most cases.
Trumps policies surely will see inflation rise significantly, increasing cost of living pressures? Will they be offset by wage rises and/or tax cuts?
And I assume the impact would be felt here with a decrease in demand for iron ore from China particularly as their production reduces?