What should get Trump done at all costs in his first 100 days?

[Geronimo]

Day 15 out of 1461 days.
Buckle up.
I predict the really crazy stuff will happen in the 3rd act.
He'll need an excuse to postpone the next election and stay in power.

He didn't need to get re-elected for that. if that's what he wanted he would have made a play for it in his first term when he had to leave the white house. Of course, it's always possible that he's changed his mind.

[N35t0r]

He didn't need to get re-elected for that. if that's what he wanted he would have made a play for it in his first term when he had to leave the white house. Of course, it's always possible that he's changed his mind.

Does January 6 trying any bells?

Oh right, they were just sightseeing.

[Geronimo]

Does January 6 trying any bells?

Oh right, they were just sightseeing.

yes it does. It shows that he's not even close to willing to go all the way to break the rules. He would have even more trouble this time around for several reasons.

[Uncle Sparky]

He will have far less trouble this time. The supremes have rules he 'may' break the law legally. Congress is appointing an RT fangirl to head up the nation's security, and that of you allies. An angry drunk is the civilian incharge of the military. His VP said - on the air, that his anti-Haitian statements were lies, but that was OK... There are no adults to keep him under control this time. He has already threatened most of your allies, economically and otherwise. He had been in office for FIFTEEN days.
Holy FVCK!

[BeBMan]

Day 15 out of 1461 days.
Buckle up.
I predict the really crazy stuff will happen in the 3rd act.
He'll need an excuse to postpone the next election and stay in power.

Before the next elections Musk declares the US presidency to be an inefficient institution and shuts down the WH alltogether, only allowing a bunch of youngsters to run the country.

[N35t0r]

yes it does. It shows that he's not even close to willing to go all the way to break the rules. He would have even more trouble this time around for several reasons.

It only shows he's a coward, and that he didn't plan ahead.

This time, he's started with the work from day one. Also managed to get the supreme Court declare that he can't break the rules as president by default, because anything he does is legal, so he has another boost vs. last time.

[Dauphin]

Yes, a reasonable agreement was easily made. It kind of makes you wonder why Canada's incompetent leader is refusing to do the same.

I don't see in tariffs in place, so either a deal was made, or it was all bluff and bluster.


Also, Trudeau is a lame duck, he's already resigned so he's not actually in a position to make any promise a reality.

[Uncle Sparky]

Google: Trump's Gaza plan will be seen as flying in face of international law
1) Someone should let Trump know SCotUS doesn't let him overrule international laws.
2) Canada might have to settle being the 52nd state if the US annexes Gaza.
3) No formal announcement yet, but what of the West Bank?
4) When was the last time to such world leaders (convicts) met, and how did the civilized world react?

I'd also like to congratulate Russia and Kazakhstan who will soon have the world's longest undefended border.

[BeBMan]

So the plan is to dismantle the US gov, and develop Gaza? WTF Trump?