Won't stop him trying though.The 22nd amendment precludes a president from serving no more than 2 terms, consecutively or not. Franklin D. Roosevelt served more than 2 terms because he'd just been elected when the 22nd Amendment was ratified was given Grandfather rights to enable him to see out his term.
Any plans to kidnap, torture and murder the new NYC subway robot police officer yet?It’s only 5:00pm and:
The scum lost
Arsenal lost
MqQarthy has been ousted
The former guy has been hit with a gag order
If the Phillies win tonight this might be the most epic day ever (until tomorrow tops it when City win)
The 28th Amendment which he will try and introduce will allow him to be President for life.Won't stop him trying though.
Looks like a Dalek, they can’t climb stairs, world domination my arse.Any plans to kidnap, torture and murder the new NYC subway robot police officer yet?
It's impossible to read into what the GOPers will do. Gaetz is taking a lot of flack for this attention grab. There will be further fall out as they try to find a new leader. Not sure they can do it as the lunnies will make the same demands. All this makes the Republican party look bad, at some point you would expect them to start making more popular decisions, like not pushing a shutdown. But from this point its hard to see where that comes from.America is so ultra-polarized right now that virtually nothing will shape the political landscape. And yet...
Come November when the current continuing resolution expires, it's virtually certain that the Republicans will be incapable of avoiding a government shutdown. As a result, numerous Americans will find themselves either seriously inconvenienced, or worse, without pay. Surely some subset of those Americans are currently staunch Republicans. As the hypothetical government shutdown drags on, it's got to be the case that some of those staunch Republicans become ever less enamored with their party.
TL/DR - Government shutdown coming in November. The fallout - so far as I can tell- can only hurt Republicans.
It's impossible to read into what the GOPers will do. Gaetz is taking a lot of flack for this attention grab. There will be further fall out as they try to find a new leader. Not sure they can do it as the lunnies will make the same demands. All this makes the Republican party look bad, at some point you would expect them to start making more popular decisions, like not pushing a shutdown. But from this point its hard to see where that comes from.
PS Another of Rudy's lawyers is ditching him today. All this noise from congress is a distraction from the court drama but it won't stop the outcome. Trumps legal problems still trending downward.
Gaetz and Co have had this card to play and they have been itching to play it. But they don't have any winning strategy beyond short term chaos and getting themselves on fox.The problem with the GOP is that a sizable amount of their electorate want government to stop working. These people probably have little to no reliance on the federal government personally(or they do and stupidly don’t know it)and probably think nothing good ever comes out of DC.
Add to the fact that you have a conservative media environment that not only enables this electorates crazy machinations but they profit from this electorate’s grievances even if their elected representatives make don’t make any substantial gains(through policy or elections)as long as the right people(own the libs)are pissed off. So between a media environment that caters to these chaos agents and elected chaos agents who have every incentive to be just that it’s what some might dub “the perfect storm”.
The GOP is in a pickle and it’s hilarious watching “in the know” political actors and commentators completely blindsided by all this when all this has been very predictable.
I was thinking a giant buttplug.Looks like a Dalek, they can’t climb stairs, world domination my arse.