Current Events > Let's say we hypothetically let Trump have a 2nd term.

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An_Actual_Chad 01/07/21 1:29:43 AM #1:	If Trump hypothetically served a 2nd term, do you believe he would concede after it was over? Yes, he would do the right thing and concede the presidency. No, he would find some excuse to believe the office is still rightfully his. If Trump hypothetically served a 2nd term, do you believe he would concede after it was over? - Results (65 votes) Yes, he would do the right thing and concede the presidency. 7.69% (5 votes) 5 No, he would find some excuse to believe the office is still rightfully his. 92.31% (60 votes) 60 Do you believe he would concede after that term ended? --- Being a Chad is a choice. <cite>An_Actual_Chad posted [p:949208082] in Let's say ... [t:79223829]...</cite> <quote> If Trump hypothetically served a 2nd term, do you believe he would concede after it was over? Yes, he would do the right thing and concede the presidency. No, he would find some excuse to believe the office is still rightfully his. Vote View Results If Trump hypothetically served a 2nd term, do you believe he would concede after it was over? - Results (65 votes) Yes, he would do the right thing and concede the presidency. 7.69% (5 votes) 5 No, he would find some excuse to believe the office is still rightfully his. 92.31% (60 votes) 60 Show Voting Form Do you believe he would concede after that term ended? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
An_Actual_Chad 01/07/21 1:31:14 AM #2:	Goddamn I have never seen so many votes in a poll so fast. And so one-sided. I guess I asked a valid question. --- Being a Chad is a choice. <cite>An_Actual_Chad posted [p:949208122] in Let's say ... [t:79223829]...</cite> <quote>Goddamn I have never seen so many votes in a poll so fast. And so one-sided. I guess I asked a valid question. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Strider102 01/07/21 1:31:23 AM #3:	An_Actual_Chad posted... Do you believe he would concede after that term ended? No. If anything it would empower him and his base. They'd get it in their head that today worked in their favor, and when it came time for his second term to end they'd do something like this again. --- Last Cloudia ID: 188850453 <cite>Strider102 posted [p:949208123] in Let's say ... [t:79223829]...</cite> <quote>An_Actual_Chad posted... </cite> <quote>Do you believe he would concede after that term ended?</quote> No. If anything it would empower him and his base. They'd get it in their head that today worked in their favor, and when it came time for his second term to end they'd do something like this again. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Wii_Shaker 01/07/21 1:46:41 AM #4:	There should be a way to keep him from running again in 2024. --- "He busted in, blessed be the Lord Who believe any mess they read up on a message board" -MF DOOM <cite>Wii_Shaker posted [p:949208487] in Let's say ... [t:79223829]...</cite> <quote>There should be a way to keep him from running again in 2024. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
An_Actual_Chad 01/07/21 3:23:30 PM #5:	bump --- Being a Chad is a choice. <cite>An_Actual_Chad posted [p:949228936] in Let's say ... [t:79223829]...</cite> <quote>bump </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DravenRainrix 01/07/21 3:25:10 PM #6:	He should be in legal bother for inciting trouble. I don't know what the law says though. --- Blah blah blah blah blah blah blah... Diddly do diddly do diddly do... <cite>DravenRainrix posted [p:949229007] in Let's say ... [t:79223829]...</cite> <quote>He should be in legal bother for inciting trouble. I don't know what the law says though. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
harley2280 01/07/21 3:25:59 PM #7:	Wii_Shaker posted... There should be a way to keep him from running again in 2024. This. At that point you've set the example that he isn't bound by our electoral rules. By letting some serve another term after they lost the election you've taken away the restraints of Democracy and crowned them a king. --- Posted with GameRaven 3.6.0_B3 <cite>harley2280 posted [p:949229037] in Let's say ... [t:79223829]...</cite> <quote>Wii_Shaker posted...</cite> <quote>There should be a way to keep him from running again in 2024.</quote> This. At that point you've set the example that he isn't bound by our electoral rules. By letting some serve another term after they lost the election you've taken away the restraints of Democracy and crowned them a king.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
GGuirao13 01/07/21 3:27:25 PM #8:	He'd try to find a loophole in the Constitution that allows him to run again and fire his legal team when he inevitably fails. --- Donald J. Trump--proof against government intelligence. <cite>GGuirao13 posted [p:949229097] in Let's say ... [t:79223829]...</cite> <quote>He'd try to find a loophole in the Constitution that allows him to run again and fire his legal team when he inevitably fails. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
An_Actual_Chad 01/07/21 3:27:27 PM #9:	harley2280 posted... This. At that point you've set the example that he isn't bound by our electoral rules. By letting some serve another term after they lost the election you've taken away the restraints of Democracy and crowned them a king. No. Look into Grover Cleveland Edit: I might have misunderstood you. I'm saying it's perfectly legal for Trump to lose the 2020 election, but still run again in 2024. --- Being a Chad is a choice. <cite>An_Actual_Chad posted [p:949229100] in Let's say ... [t:79223829]...</cite> <quote>harley2280 posted... </cite> <quote>This. At that point you've set the example that he isn't bound by our electoral rules. By letting some serve another term after they lost the election you've taken away the restraints of Democracy and crowned them a king.</quote>No. Look into Grover Cleveland Edit: I might have misunderstood you. I'm saying it's perfectly legal for Trump to lose the 2020 election, but still run again in 2024. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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