Multi-Million/Billionaires Owning Farms
Society & Culture1 min ago
Trump has already said that he will be a dictator on day one.
Last week he said at a rally:–
‘Get out and vote, just this time – you won’t have to do it anymore, four more years, you know what it’ll be fixed it’ll be fine – you won’t have to vote anymore........in four years you don’t have to vote again, we’ll have it fixed so good you’re not gonna have to vote.’
Based on Trump’s own words, who could doubt that democracy will be dead in the USA if Trump gets elected?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.the republicans know full well that many of their ideas are very unpopular e.g. on abortion, LGBT rights, healthcare, etc. and they also know that many of their voters are elderly and will be dead within the next 10 year. in the long run their ideas cannot win if the USA remains a democratic country... so they plan to make it a dictatorship instead.
Clearly it is, you don't HAVE to vote any more; not won't be ALLOWED to vote. He's saying that he's going to fix your issues so you won't have any need to.
A politician over-promising again. (Now where have we experienced that lately ? 🤔) Well if he doesn't solve everything he can alway blame it in the last president.
That must be the first time in history that a presidential candidate has said there's no need to vote for them ...
I mean, it's not like the last few elections have been closed, is it? For example, Hillary Clinton got more votes than Trump in 2016, winning the popular vote and losing the election; and as for 2020, remember the Capitol riots?
The Supreme Court has determined that the president cannot be held criminally liable for official acts performed as president.
Commentators have said that Trump could set up a booth within the White House, selling pardons for federal criminal convictions, and he could not even be investigated for such conduct (let alone prosecuted).
Should any president (as part of their official duty) decide to delay an election indefinitely, there is nothing anyone could do about it.
Trump could order the assassination of his opponents (without fear of criminal prosecution), but those carrying out his orders would not be so protected/immune – but he could always promise them a presidential pardon.
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