In four years, you don't have to vote again

[ProDeo]

In four years, you don't have to vote again

Democracy or autocracy that's the question.

[Fenris]

Democracy or autocracy that's the question.

That's not the context. He's saying even if you don't normally vote, vote this time, because it's that important.

[ProDeo]

Democracy or autocracy that's the question.

That's not the context. He's saying even if you don't normally vote, vote this time, because it's that important.

I sincerely hope that for you.

[RabbiKnife]

I love propaganda

[Fenris]

I sincerely hope that for you.

Yes because in 4 short years he's going to end elections in the US. And he's so confident that he's going to be able to accomplish it that he's announcing it publicly.

[49ersALLS.F.]

Personal feelings that we might have about Donald Trump himself aside, what’s the issue? Prior to Franklin Roosevelt, there were no controls on the number of terms you could serve in an office. FDRs experience was massively and directly impacted by the now over Second World War, and while the constitution states lower age limits for office holders, there is no upper age limit. In fact, a judge is appointed for life, and might live to be 99 years old after having served for as many as 49 years on the bench after having been appointed as a 50 year old. Given the co equality of the three branches, as well as the fact that neither branch of the congressional legislature has term limits, what’s the big deal?