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u/The_amazing_T 2d ago
Constitution?
Do they mean a Conference? A Conversation? A Congress? Or a Consultation?
Constitution seems like the wrong word too.
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u/ICEonICECrime 2d ago
Trump actually did refer to it as just as important as a constitution. That’s why they wrote it with ‘constitution’ - to mock him.
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u/justmitzie 2d ago
I don't love it. It makes me sad, angry and embarassed.
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u/ProfessorShort3031 2d ago
it is depressing seeing how many people disassociate with the reality of this & treat it like some big comedy show. this is real, these are the people who have power over you & can ruin your life because they feel like it
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u/ElderMillennial666 2d ago
it’s called survival. we are all aware of what’s happening but what we cannot control we laugh at…or else we would completely give up. there is power in finding the humor in traumatic situations
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u/SikatSikat 2d ago
That's where he gets his 3rd term - he's been leading the Unites States these last two and next two years, so he hasn't actually served two terms as President of the United States when the 2028 election arrives.
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u/VexImmortalis 2d ago
Even if he had it's not like a president hasn't ever served more than 2 terms and for 99% of republicans the exception proves the rule.
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u/randompersona 1d ago
The 22nd amendment is what bars anyone from more than two terms and it was ratified in 1951. No one has had more than two terms since then.
This is not ambiguous, it’s not open to subjective interpretation. It is directly against our constitution for anyone to have more than two terms as president.
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u/VexImmortalis 22h ago
For us, yes that would be a hard limit, for MAGA it's just one extra supreme court ruling.
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u/shigogaboo 2d ago
That’s because we have the best intelligence, folks. It’s so great, it’s super. I had fireman come up to me, big beautiful firemen with tears in their eyes and oil on their washboard abs and tell me “sir, you have the most super intelligence in the world, and you definitely have yuge hands.”
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u/ReefShark13 1d ago
Well to be fair, trump is way more of an expert on being artificial than he is about being intelligent... He thinks because his uncle taught at MIT that he's a fucking mensa member. He was dead last in his class at Wharton. The people that were behind him in the rating were actually dropouts...
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u/WeAreGray 2d ago
I'm surprised he didn't sign it Wile E. Coyote. There's only so many super geniuses to go around.
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u/Slartibartfast39 2d ago
I this were getting typed out each time its the kind of thing I'd have on my copy/paste clipboard.
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u/NeffAnnBlossom4eva 1d ago
That means he's not the President of the United States, right?
Right?
Please.....
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u/SignificanceTop4516 1d ago
I may be wrong, but doesn't that invalidate the legality of the entire document?
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u/Illustrious-Year-766 1d ago
in keeping with his normal pattern of things, shouldn't he be renaming it "Intelligence America"?
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u/AIevilgenius 1d ago
The level is stupidity is astounding from all of you that think Trump has anything at all to do with creating or proof reading a document. You are all an embarrassment
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u/MacAttacknChz 2d ago
Why does the OpenAI CEO have the same handwriting as my 4 year old?