doesn't trump vs colorado rule that a state can not deny him a place on the ballot?

his pickled head may be president in 3025, futurama style

was done by invoking the "Insurrection Clause" (Sec. 3 of the 14th Amendment).

If any candidate did not properly follow state rules for gaining access to the ballot (e.g., valid petitions submitted by a deadline, etc), then they can and have been denied access, although most states have an option for a "Write-in" candidate too.

nt

Particularly in a way that he can’t do it without the five seats.

he'll ignore the 22nd Amendment and have his nifty RW extremist hack lawyers argue to the SCOTUS that the 22nd Amendment "only applies" to "consecutive terms", and will have their zombie Congress pass some law that "clarifies" what the 22nd Amendment "means" (similar to how laws have been enacted to "clarify" what the 12th Amendment "means", including a couple "Electoral Count Acts" ).

Based on his past rulings, John Roberts would potentially allow that crap.

was finally ratified by the end of 1951. Before then, there was only one, during the 1880s - Grover Cleveland - who was President, then out for a term, then returned again for a 2nd term - https://obamawhitehouse.archives.gov/1600/presidents/grovercleveland24

He could have run again but the party (Democratic) booted him.

After that, 45 became the 2nd, 2-term non-consecutive President, but now with that Amendment in place (which was spearheaded by the GOP after their frustration of the 4-term FDR).

The GOP used to run on "term limits" - and there was a period when they pranced around "promising" to only be in for "1 term" (this was mostly those in Congress), but most reneged.

The GOP were the ones to suddenly start the CT about "3rd terms" and specifically targeted Obama -

All he needs is a couple of willing stand-ins to run on the Republican ticket, along with a Republican congress.

After the inauguration, the new VP immediately resigns. Trump is nominated and confirmed as the new VP. Then the new President resigns and Trump begins his third term.

Maybe farfetched, but entirely within the bounds of constitutional text.

In the scenario I described, Trump is never elected to anything.

a few more billion by 2028 and then fly all over the World in his FREE $400M 747.

Dictators dont step down until they are bed ridden, and maybe have a year or less to live. If you dont think this asshole would dictate from his fat ass sitting in a recliner, you havent been watching. We will hear how wise dear leader is, and he is the best we have available.

Anyway, there's a really strong likelihood Trump will be dead within a year.

I work in acute healthcare. I see nothing that he is anywhere close to death.

And she lays out many physical and psychological symptoms. If you don't think that all this combines to show someone in extremely poor health, then I don't know what to say. Everybody I know who works in healthcare would strongly disagree with you.

https://thistleandmoss.com/p/donald-trump-is-going-to-die-soon

There will not be a 3rd Trump term.

This douche bag is illigitimate. He needs drug out of the whitehouse and ran back to russia just like ukraine did to their russian installed dictator.

"He continued by saying Democrats should aim to redraw districts now and gain even more seats in states that already hold a lot of Democratic seats, like California, New Jersey and Illinois."

Blue states have been passing laws in the last decade or so to have non-partisan committees draw up "fair" districts to assure proportional representation in their congressional delegations. It's time to jettison that honorable practice and go nuclear.

I can see a lot of credit card debt being won down!