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- 51Those two words "paralyzing stupidity" do a fine job of expressing word economy. It is sad to think that so many elected / installed bureaucrats can be characterized by those words.
Just a spoonful of sprinkles help the feces go down, in the most delightful way.
Thank you OUC. And wishing all readers well on what should be an interesting year. - 52Many probably are genetically incapable of Mindful introspection.
That observation caused me to write: The Fight for Conscious Human Life . . . - 53Eggnog is a lot like pancake batter.
- 54That would be worth the waist of sweet atop of it.
- 55Posted by JakeOrilley 2 weeks, 6 days ago to Trump 2028?IFF the states were ever to get together - is there any limit as to the money that would be spent or the articles of the constitution that would be brought?
There would be so much money from all over the world - just thinking about all of the monies that would be brought to bear to bring down the only country/system/compassion that has brought more of the WORLD out of poverty than any other...
And that is what so many of them want.. We need to keep our constitution intact (and keep the jackass's hands off of it) and I for one am very concerned that if there ever was a constitutional convention it would end up ... badly - 56Posted by JakeOrilley 2 weeks, 6 days ago to TGIFfunnies 1/2/26 EDITION: Say Goodbye to 2025So what do all think that the Jackass's will learn from the next few years? Or are they beyond learning (or as they say in MN learing)?
- 57Posted by NealS 2 weeks, 6 days ago to Trump 2028?I agree, and If it aint broken, don't try to fix it. I do my politics in jesture, in fun, especially since the politicians have destryed everything about it. But for real, I agree too on Term Liimits for con-gress.
- 58Thanks!
- 59I owe you dinner dear!
- 60Posted by ssipress 2 weeks, 6 days ago to IN THE MEME TYME 2025 Review: Before moving on to 2026
- 61R I G H T!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
- 62JFC, knock it off. This is EXACTLY the kind of line of thinking that fuels arguments about MAGA totalitarianism. They are the totalitarians. Give them no basis for their Trump 3rd term argument.
- 63No, because he is incapable of being second fiddle.
I'm not sure he is qualified since he can not perform in the Presidents stead, or if the progression would just skip over him to the speaker of the house. You really want Corey Booker to take over? Perhaps another, get your head out of... moment.
Trump. Do your second term. Then go home, relax and M A Y B E help from the sidelines. - 64Posted by NealS 2 weeks, 6 days ago to Trump 2028?Exactly, and I might even hope they (the left) get an opportunity to do so, go berserk, and further prove thier worthlessness..
The left's argument if in favor of Trump would be, "It's only FAIR that Trump can run for VP. After all, Vance has held a term as VP and still has the opportunity to run for two more terms as president. Why should the sequence have any say?" I guess they could also say that Trump can not run for Congress, he might make Speaker some day, third in line for an office he can't hold. - 65Posted by katrinam41 2 weeks, 6 days ago to TGIFfunnies 1/2/26 EDITION: Say Goodbye to 2025Too funny! What a way to start the new year! Still snorting tea out of my nose after the sprinkles, and sharing a bunch with the friends and relatives who are still in contact with me🤣
- 66Posted by katrinam41 2 weeks, 6 days ago to Trump 2028?Term limits for presidents are fine as they are. Term limits for con-gress need to be put in place asap. This country won't survive midterm Democrat takeovers much longer, if at all.
- 67Posted by katrinam41 2 weeks, 6 days ago to IN THE MEME TYME 2025 Review: Before moving on to 2026I hope this New Year brings more shakeups in the swamp, more wake ups in the population, less woke idiots and the Gulch keeping free speech alive. Great summary, Carl :)
- 68Posted by JakeOrilley 2 weeks, 6 days ago to TGIFfunnies 1/2/26 EDITION: Say Goodbye to 2025It was Dino!
- 69Posted by CaptainKirk 2 weeks, 6 days ago to Trump 2028?I am sure the Democrats would have EVERY Judge in the world Filing Suits to prevent this from happening.
Trump Sneezed the other day, and they got a nationwide injunction against someone saying Bless You! - 70Me dino be wondering if FDR hoped to be president for life---but at the end of his Fourth term he just felt too pooped with it all to continue.
That was decades before Jackass Party commies are winning some elections these days. - 71Yeah, that can work two ways.
- 72Your reply strikes me as a positive response.
- 73If, somehow, this atrocity were to be pushed through, it would clearly reveal the entire electoral process to be pure theater. Biden was installed to illustrate that the Presidential Post is just a Post and you can put a cabbage on that post. Donald James Tiberius Trump ... Good Lord, I had some hopes back in 2015...20, then the Global Plague rolled in along with all the nonsense -- on The Donald's Watch. Take a look at the Letter and Check that you received from Donald, then the check and letter from Biden...can you see any difference? All the bluster, pomp, and full-scale economic illiteracy of # 47 is enough to boil that cabbage. Remember DOGE? Pure political theater ... a lot of smoke and no realizable results. I fully concur with what Thoritsu reported, below.
- 74Posted by NealS 2 weeks, 6 days ago to Trump 2028?Are you sure!!. The 12th Amendment only states that one who is “constitutionally ineligible to the office of President” cannot be Vice President. The 22nd Amendment’s language is limited to those who can be “elected to the office of the President.” There are a lot of law articles about that from a multitude of directions.
- 75Posted by Flootus5 2 weeks, 6 days ago to Trump 2028?The problem isn't with the Constitution. The problem is with a miseducated and misinformed voting public. The call for term limits is a "dogwhistle" to the equally miseducated and misinformed devotees of the COS movement. As bad an idea as it gets. The DSA cannot wait to get its fingers into that one and make it a "hotbutton" issue.. Au contraire, The Constitution merely needs to be followed and enforced.
Notice that two of the premiere political issues of this modern era are that of Education and that of Healthcare. neither of these matters are within the enumerated purview of the federal government Untangling these issues away from the federal government would go a long ways towards a solution.
As always it is the premises that need to be examined.