Could Trump Win Another Election?

[gdgyva]

holy kerist

how many of these type questions can be asked

Trump is DONE!!!!!

He will NEVER run for any office again....and yes, i have money i would wager on this

 

[Bok Tuklo]

You need to understand that they think that the Mueller investigation, initiated by Trump's justice department, at the behest of a Republican Congress, led by a lifelong Republican, was Democrat hoax and an attempt to "get" Trump.

Leaving aside the rather broad view of who "they" are needed to include the Justice Department, there has been no attempt to prosecute a sitting President so the route would have to be impeachment, which was not undertaken. Mueller made it clear that he did not believe he had the authority to indict President Trump.

 

[Crakhobarbie]

Really? So, you want to make sure we never have authoritarian rule by taking Democracy away, you know, the democracy that allows people to run for office?

Yes. You figured out my evil plan. I want to take away democracy.

 

[SimpleTom]

So, are democrats so afraid that Trump could actually win another election?

Just my 2 cents... Democrats have never been particularly good at playing the political game, they are impeaching Trump because they believe it to be the right thing to do, which many Republicans also believe. If it were a secret ballot, the Senate would convict.

The best thing that could happen for Democrats politically is for Trump to run. As the fervor cools many of the moderate Republicans are going to drift away from Trump and they are never coming back to him. They didn't vote for him in the primary and largely rallied to him in defiance of Democratic criticism of their party's president rather than any love for Trump. His primary opponents are going to constantly say he is too divisive and he has too much political baggage at this point to win. He is unlikely to even win the primary, because those primary opponents happen to be right, but win or lose the support will melt away in the general. Putting Trump in the election almost ensures a Democrat president in 2024.

 

[SMTA]

OK, we've got Democrats fighting hard to impeach Trump in order to bar him from ever holding office again (not likely to happen). If that doesn't work they are also looking at censuring Trump.

"Their attention has focused on Section 3 of the 14th Amendment, a rarely cited Civil War-era amendment which allows Congress to bar individuals from holding office if they have “engaged in insurrection.” A resolution to censure Trump would require a simple majority vote to pass in the House and Senate."

Democrats have a back-up plan in case the Senate doesn’t convict Trump on impeachment

Constitutional scholars have helped draft the censure resolution, engaging in late-night calls with Democratic congressional staff.

www.yahoo.com

So, are democrats so afraid that Trump could actually win another election?

Nobody sane cares.

 

[TurtleDude]

OK, we've got Democrats fighting hard to impeach Trump in order to bar him from ever holding office again (not likely to happen). If that doesn't work they are also looking at censuring Trump.

"Their attention has focused on Section 3 of the 14th Amendment, a rarely cited Civil War-era amendment which allows Congress to bar individuals from holding office if they have “engaged in insurrection.” A resolution to censure Trump would require a simple majority vote to pass in the House and Senate."

Democrats have a back-up plan in case the Senate doesn’t convict Trump on impeachment

Constitutional scholars have helped draft the censure resolution, engaging in late-night calls with Democratic congressional staff.

www.yahoo.com

So, are democrats so afraid that Trump could actually win another election?

no, the entire point is to ridicule his supporters and to engage in a massive circle jerk by the TDS crowd.

 

[ataraxia]

OK, we've got Democrats fighting hard to impeach Trump in order to bar him from ever holding office again (not likely to happen). If that doesn't work they are also looking at censuring Trump.

"Their attention has focused on Section 3 of the 14th Amendment, a rarely cited Civil War-era amendment which allows Congress to bar individuals from holding office if they have “engaged in insurrection.” A resolution to censure Trump would require a simple majority vote to pass in the House and Senate."

Democrats have a back-up plan in case the Senate doesn’t convict Trump on impeachment

Constitutional scholars have helped draft the censure resolution, engaging in late-night calls with Democratic congressional staff.

www.yahoo.com

So, are democrats so afraid that Trump could actually win another election?

At issue is whether future such Trumps can be held accountable for stuff they do near the end of their term. It is to set a precedent. It is about sending the message that actions have consequences, even for the chief executive, even when they have already lost an election and feel they have nothing else to lose. And I say that fully realizing that such future Trumps may have a (D) after their name. Don't you want that too?

 

[bongsaway]

He was about 50,000 votes away from winning the last one. He absolutely could win another term.

May I ask, where do you get your info?

 

[bongsaway]

Hell yes, they are deathly afraid Trump will run again in 2024...and win.

There are TRILLIONS at stake.

Then why didn't he win a re election now? He's toast.

 

[Bok Tuklo]

May I ask, where do you get your info?

Wiki

Biden won Georgia, Arizona, and Wisconsin by 11,779, 10,457, and 20,682 respectively. Those electoral votes in Trump's favor would have resulted in a 269-269 vote requiring the 12th Amendment to resolve. Trump wins in that situation due to each of the Several States' Congressional delegation getting only one vote.

 

[bongsaway]

Wiki

Biden won Georgia, Arizona, and Wisconsin by 11,779, 10,457, and 20,682 respectively. Those electoral votes in Trump's favor would have resulted in a 269-269 vote requiring the 12th Amendment to resolve. Trump wins in that situation due to each of the Several States' Congressional delegation getting only one vote.

Moot now isn't it?

 

[ALiberalModerate]

OK, we've got Democrats fighting hard to impeach Trump in order to bar him from ever holding office again (not likely to happen). If that doesn't work they are also looking at censuring Trump.

"Their attention has focused on Section 3 of the 14th Amendment, a rarely cited Civil War-era amendment which allows Congress to bar individuals from holding office if they have “engaged in insurrection.” A resolution to censure Trump would require a simple majority vote to pass in the House and Senate."

Democrats have a back-up plan in case the Senate doesn’t convict Trump on impeachment

Constitutional scholars have helped draft the censure resolution, engaging in late-night calls with Democratic congressional staff.

www.yahoo.com

So, are democrats so afraid that Trump could actually win another election?

Most murders only murder once, and thus are not a risk of murdering others, in light of that, should they escape the consequences of their crime?

 

[Bok Tuklo]

Moot now isn't it?

Not in the context of discussing if Trump would be able to win another election. If he runs again, it will come up.

 

[Mycroft]

Then why didn't he win a re election now? He's toast.

We know why he didn't win. It's called election fraud.

That shows how deathly afraid the Trump haters are and to what lengths they'll go to preventing him from damaging their access to those trillions.

 

[Ikari]

OK, we've got Democrats fighting hard to impeach Trump in order to bar him from ever holding office again (not likely to happen). If that doesn't work they are also looking at censuring Trump.

"Their attention has focused on Section 3 of the 14th Amendment, a rarely cited Civil War-era amendment which allows Congress to bar individuals from holding office if they have “engaged in insurrection.” A resolution to censure Trump would require a simple majority vote to pass in the House and Senate."

Democrats have a back-up plan in case the Senate doesn’t convict Trump on impeachment

Constitutional scholars have helped draft the censure resolution, engaging in late-night calls with Democratic congressional staff.

www.yahoo.com

So, are democrats so afraid that Trump could actually win another election?

It's quite possible he could win again, he still has quite the pull with his Cult. I think that is what stops the GOP from fully coming out against Trump, they fear his Cult.

 

[Lucky 1]

I think it is the responsibility of every American to do what they can to insure authoritarian rule never returns to our office of the President. Four years of trump ripped this country apart. We simply cannot allow another trump to ascend to power.

Authoritarian rule??? Geeesh, we've got that out the ass with Senile Joe Biden! Look at all the partisan BS he's shoving down this countries throat right now!!!! And Senile Joe says he wants to unite the country....please explain how he is doing that!!!!

And just how did Trump rip us apart???
Was it by trying to fix all the horrible trade deals we were in??? (anyone remember NAFTA?)
Was it by fixing our economy and putting everyone back to work????
Was it by cutting everyone's tax's???
Was it by actually taking border security seriously????
Was it by putting America and Americans first????
Was it by rebuilding our military????
Was it by literally moving mountains of bureaucratic BS to get us a covid vaccine in a hurry????

(I could easily keep going)

Come on...I defy you to come up with a credible explanation as to how he ripped the country apart!!!..... And how Senile Joe is not!

 

[swing_voter]

01/13/2021

Days after pro-Trump rioters stormed the Capitol, 40 percent of Republicans and GOP-leaning independents said they would vote for President Donald Trump if he ran in the 2024 Republican primary, a drop in support over the last two months, according to a POLITICO/Morning Consult poll released on Wednesday.

In November, by contrast, 53 percent in those same categories said they supported a 2024 run.

“President Trump’s role in fomenting last week’s insurrection at the U.S. Capitol is negatively impacting his future political prospects — even among his base,” said Kyle Dropp, co-founder and president of Morning Consult.

In a speech outside the White House before the riots of Jan. 6, Trump told his supporters that they would “never take back our country with weakness.” His remarks have led to calls for a second impeachment, which the House is expected to vote on Wednesday, as well as potential criminal charges against the president.


Poll: Support drops for a Trump run in 2024 - POLITICO

 

[bongsaway]

We know why he didn't win. It's called election fraud.

That shows how deathly afraid the Trump haters are and to what lengths they'll go to preventing him from damaging their access to those trillions.

Lol, the right did a wonderful job of proving the point. If only saying it made it so but it doesn't. Cry me a river, trump lost because of trump.

 

[randel]

OK, we've got Democrats fighting hard to impeach Trump in order to bar him from ever holding office again (not likely to happen). If that doesn't work they are also looking at censuring Trump.

"Their attention has focused on Section 3 of the 14th Amendment, a rarely cited Civil War-era amendment which allows Congress to bar individuals from holding office if they have “engaged in insurrection.” A resolution to censure Trump would require a simple majority vote to pass in the House and Senate."

Democrats have a back-up plan in case the Senate doesn’t convict Trump on impeachment

Constitutional scholars have helped draft the censure resolution, engaging in late-night calls with Democratic congressional staff.

www.yahoo.com

So, are democrats so afraid that Trump could actually win another election?

would trump's base of kool aid drinkers hold him to the same standard of being too old ? like they did biden?

 

[americanwoman]

Whoever can look at a ballot and think a guy who tweeted, golfed, and insulted his way through a public service term should again tweet, golf, and insult his way through another term at our country's expense is delusional.

 

[uptower]

So, you are for taking Democracy away and subverting the will of the voters?

Nope, I am for disqualifying those who show themselves to be unfit to lead from running and duping voters again; and for exposing such politicians so more voters can make an informed choice. I am also for people facing consequences for their actions, which ought to resonate with those who purport to be of 'the party of personal responsibility'. For Trump's attempt to take 'democracy away and subvert the will of the voters, his consequence should be barred from holding office at a minimum.

 

[MrWonka]

In other words, you want to subvert the will of the people. If they want to elect Trump again then we have to put a stop to what the voters would want.

Trump couldn't convince the majority of Americans to elect him either of the two times he ran.

It's bad enough that the American people always have to choose between the lesser of two evils. They've already chosen Trump as the most evil twice. If you run him again, they will once again be left with no choice, but to choose whoever Republicans decide to send up against him again.
If Republicans would like to have any hope of ever controlling the white house at any point in this decade you had better learn to accept the reality that the majority of American's ****ing hate everything that Donald Trump stands for and will crush him again and again.

When Trump loses in 2024, he will again cry fraud, and if another insurrection fails he will run in 2028. Each time he runs there will be fewer and fewer Baby Boomers to support him, and more and more young people to crush him.

 

[Crakhobarbie]

Authoritarian rule??? Geeesh, we've got that out the ass with Senile Joe Biden! Look at all the partisan BS he's shoving down this countries throat right now!!!! And Senile Joe says he wants to unite the country....please explain how he is doing that!!!!

And just how did Trump rip us apart???
Was it by trying to fix all the horrible trade deals we were in??? (anyone remember NAFTA?)
Was it by fixing our economy and putting everyone back to work????
Was it by cutting everyone's tax's???
Was it by actually taking border security seriously????
Was it by putting America and Americans first????
Was it by rebuilding our military????
Was it by literally moving mountains of bureaucratic BS to get us a covid vaccine in a hurry????

(I could easily keep going)

Come on...I defy you to come up with a credible explanation as to how he ripped the country apart!!!..... And how Senile Joe is not!

Donald chose to act as an authoritarian. For example: even before the 2020 election took place he refused to accept the will of the voters. He kept saying " we will see what happens". He always intended to claim fraud well before the election even happened. This action by a sitting POTUS shows great disregard for will of the people. Also, he sent agents with no marking on their uniforms in unmarked vehicles onto the streets of Portland terrifying and arresting protester's by just scooping them up off the street and driving away. Here, in America, we don't act like the gestapo during arrests. It's unAmerican. Also, in Donald's America, voter suppression was promoted. For example: Floridians who owed money to the court systems were denied their vote with no recourse but to pay their fines in full. That's voter suppression. Also, Donald hid the truth about the severity of covid from us because, as he later stated, he "didn't want to panic us". Donald made lying to American citizens his number one tool of control. Also, Donald is KNOWN for not keeping his word. From contractors he hired to work on his properties, to heads of state, Donald was known for not doing what was agreed on. Also, Donald looked up to and courted world leaders
And dictators known for violating human rights. He openly admired Putin, North Korea’s Kim Jong Un, Brazil’s Jair Bolsonaro, Turkey’s Erdogan and others. He wanted to hold lifelong power like they do. Also, Donald ordered the seperation of children from their parents when families were caught attempting to illegally cross the border. Over 600 of those children have yet to be reunited with their families. This type of cruelty, that was ordered by trump, is unAmerican. Also, Donald openly encouraged racism and sexism. His devisive rhetoric about how Hispanics are rapists and how many "******s" he gets to "grab" because he's rich have set the bar so low that sexism, racism, bullying, name calling and devisive rhetoric are now accepted as the norm. Also, Donald insisted on blind loyalty. Anyone disloyal to Donald was verbally berated and punished. Those loyal were praised and granted pardons for their wrongdoings. Also, Donald denied science. His foolish beliefs that "he knows better than science" has cost untold live during the pandemic. Becoming his greatest failure and a crime against humanity. I could go on and on and on and on. But you get the idea. Donald's short four year reign was a complete and utter CLUSTER FK. Everything Donald did that could be construed as " good" was always a short term gain, but a long term loss. Nothing he did was worth the chaos he rained on us.

 

[mrjurrs]

I think you seriously underestimate the chances of Ms. Harris against Mr. Knauss

I think it was Drumpf.

 

[Deuce]

no, the entire point is to ridicule his supporters and to engage in a massive circle jerk by the TDS crowd.

Another right winger who thinks the law doesn’t matter.