Trump Says He Wants A Third Term
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| President Trump speaking to the news media aboard Air Force One en route to Tokyo on Monday.Haiyun Jiang/The New York Times |
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Running a third term is against the Constitution some say but Trump already said He does not believe,
nor agree with the Constitution. He has never read it, he is not a reader but I guess what he is heard of it he doesn't like. SO against the Constitution question is not going to stop him. That is or The American people to decide if the Constitution should be obeyed or not. Just a couple of example in which the Constitution is clear: The Tariffs, only congress. Trying to take citizenship from Americans when no one can take away your citizenship. Some say if you commit treason but Ive never seen people convicted of it and no one even suggested it. He is used the Army to Patrol the streets, of Blue cities, again against the constitution. Some might say the Supreme Court protects us, Wrong, is Congress job and to protect our freedoms. . But first the Supremes belongs to him with 6 votes and he doesn't really have much respect for it in any case. he has said it. He has stayed cool about them because he is won so many cases going against the constitution. It is the believe of many he won't run but won't give up the Presidency or if he run he will win it like he did 2025. He lost the popular vote and the College vote but finals reviews showed the opposite. There were machines that were taken before the Dems got the Courts to stop it but how many machines did he need? Machines return but some of you ihgt know that changing to tweeting the mother board changes the computations. Computers are only as good as those who download the information.
But it is clear Dems won electoral votes in counties dominated by Dems. No sense! That happened on the states with the most electoral votes. Then it was Biden who was sick and what ever Kamala learn about how to deal with cheating on the other side was not enough. She only had a few months to introduce herself to the electorate.
Arent Trump people Americans? For you to back Trump you cannot to be the average American. You need to be like the Russians. They knew what Putin's done but up to now kept themselves quiet just following the mana from heaven or in this case Putin. The promised he was going to keep allowing them to make money. Same with some Americans. America is to make money and if you can't make money they will go with the guy that can allow in their minds will make that to happen. No average American made much money on Trump last term but there was Covid to blamed everything on
Covid-19. This time is drugs from Venezuela. With that excuse he kills people in boats in International waters without care if they are fishing(he said) or not. But most drugs do not come from Venezuela but Mexico. It used to be Columbia and still true but the majority lets say Fentanyl is not Venezuela nor China. It is Mexico. The most popular drugs according to NCDAS is still Heroin, Alcohol and Fentanyl a strong second and this if you add Alcohol as a drug. Now if you look at those figures and say how much of a drug problem? These drugs cost money and most of the people you hear about overdoses are famous people and is covered by the Media. To Prove this point I'll ask you, When was the last time you heard someone overdosed of Alcohol? or died of Cirrhosis of the liver, a condition directly blamed to high alcohol consumption. Someone commits suicide or just accidentally overdoses and is big headlines.
Adam Gonzalez, Publisher Adamfoxie
Reporting from Tokyo
New York Times
President Trump said that he underwent magnetic resonance imaging earlier this month, telling reporters aboard Air Force One on Monday that the results had been “perfect” but declining to say why his doctors had ordered the scan.
Mr. Trump also reiterated that he was interested in serving a third term, saying that he “would love to do it” because of his popularity with his supporters. Mr. Trump, who spoke to journalists for about 30 minutes on a flight to Tokyo from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, during his almost weeklong trip to Asia, seemed intent on presenting himself as fit to lead, if not run for the presidency again.
The Constitution sets a two-term limit for presidents, but Mr. Trump and his supporters have increasingly floated the possibility of finding a way to circumvent the 22nd Amendment, which states that “no person shall be elected to the office of the president more than twice,” regardless of whether the terms are consecutive.
In discussing his health, Mr. Trump offered a small new detail about the tests that the White House physician, Dr. Sean P. Barbabella, said the president had received during a recent visit to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center.
“I gave you the full results,” Mr. Trump said, mischaracterizing the summary that was released by his physician. The summary did not say that Mr. Trump had an M.R.I. scan and had few details on what testing the president had undergone. When asked why he had undergone an M.R.I., the president said, “you could ask the doctors.” Magnetic resonance imaging, a noninvasive technology that creates detailed images of the inside of the body, is often used for disease detection and monitoring, or to detect bone or joint abnormalities.
At 79, Mr. Trump is the oldest person to be elected president, and he would be well into his 80s by the end of his second term. Mr. Trump’s critics have speculated about his health in recent months after he repeatedly appeared on camera with bruises on the back of his hand and swollen ankles.
Karoline Leavitt, Mr. Trump’s press secretary, said at the time that his visit to Walter Reed earlier this month was part of a routine annual checkup, though he had already undergone a physical in April. Shortly after his latest visit, he traveled to the Middle East.
As he fielded questions on Monday, Mr. Trump seemed intent on presenting himself as the picture of physical and mental health, claiming, without evidence, that two Democratic lawmakers, Representatives Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York and Jasmine Crockett of Texas, would not “pass” the cognitive health exams he has taken at Walter Reed. He did not say whether he took those exams during his last visit.
“Let A.O.C. go against Trump,” Mr. Trump said, talking about himself as a candidate in a hypothetical future presidential race. “Let Jasmine go against Trump. The first couple of questions are easy: a tiger, an elephant, a giraffe. When you get up to about five or six, then you get up to 10 and 20 and 25, they couldn’t come close to answering any of those questions.”
Mr. Trump didn’t specify which test he was talking about.
Last week, Stephen K. Bannon, Mr. Trump’s former strategist, said that he was part of “a plan” to help the president get elected to a third term.
“Trump is going to be president in ’28, and people ought to just get accommodated with that,” he said.
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