What is America like in 2020 when Donald Trump runs for re-election as President of the United States?
What scandals is Trump dealing with?
What failed during his first term?
What went better than expected?
Paint me a picture of the future, /pol/.
it will be the hugest, most luxurious disaster that will put all others to shame
>>56682953
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ToqNa0rqUtY
>>56682953
It's not like we have a president who's actively trying to do that right now.
He's a liberal by the way.
Trump made anime real and the newly registered to vote genetically engineered catgirls for domestic companionship give him the landslide win.
>>56682605
>2020
>Trump faces a large adversary, the eternal Jew, after immediately stabbing them in the back after his initial inauguration
>invades Syria to "prevent IS attacks on Israel," but just blows through Jewland into Syria, deusvult.jpg
>Republican party, after seeing through the now-apparent smokescreen of terrible neo-cons and kekservatives, have refocused into a more solid, respectable power
>the newly-formed National Republican Party grows, spurred on by the confidence of the Donald with his actions following the largest land invasion since Vietnam in Syria in 2017
>>56684006
i want to die
>>56682605
>Builds a giant catapult to hurl any immigrants over the great wall of America. Televises it on his new tv reality series, "Do Pigs Fly?"
>Mandatory bi-annual Dank Meme tests in schools and college's. Education system is fixed. No more stupid liberals, thanks to good guy trump.
>>56682605
>Trump does NOTHING to bring about construction of wall
>Starts crusade in Syria
>ISIS literally BTFO
>Mexico immediately starts building a wall, to protect themselves from God-Emperor Trump's Legions
>barrier construction accomplished
>>56682605
If Trump gets elected, the economy will go to shit, and the middle class will simply become the poor. If there's actually a fair election, an Orangutan would be able to beat Donnie for round 2.
>>56682605
I think Trump will use the powers of the President so strongly that it will scare Americans and we will see a strong push to reduce the powers of the Executive branch, and more power back into Congress where it belongs.
>>56685266
THIS. Either Americans are too afraid to trust anything but state's government, or they wake up. Either option ends well.
In 2020 there will probably still be a few liberals around whining about putting all the immigrants into prison camps.
>>56685042
You're gonna LOVE President Trump
when his poll numbers hit 88%, you're gonna see some serious shit
>>56682605
Trump vs Kanye, the great debate
>>56686959
I'll admit that smug donald/feels bernie is my favorite new meme.
>Trump uses his unparalleled negotiating genius to achieve everything he promised and more
>America is great again
>Trump re-defines the way we think about the Presidency
>Is remember as the greatest Republican President we've ever had
>A new generation of Republicans begin calling themselves Trump Republicans
>Neocons BTFO; relocate to the Democrat Party where they belong
>40 years from now Republican candidates still name drop Trump just like they do with Reagan now
That's how it's going to be. The beautiful part is that you can't stop it.
>>56687179
Reagan was a terrible president who started massive government spending and stopped the growth of the middle class.
>>56687242
Mars has the largest dust storms in the solar system.
>>56682605
>2024
Trump crowns himself Führer of the United States.
>>56685266
>Congress
Are you talking about the same Congress that keeps shutting itself down because it can't make decisions forcing the executive branch to execute beyond its reach?
>>56687590
>forcing
Congress has ever right to not legislate. That is a power that Congress purposefully has. The President doesn't get to just override that.
If you don't like it when Congress uses that legitimate power, then you should vote for Congressional candidates that want to legislate more. If your guy doesn't win, then oh well.
>>56687685
Budgets have to be made and terms set, if congress can not even come to basic decisions, someone in the government needs to protect and control tax payer assets and that certainly isn't the judicial branch's job, those are execution obligations until the judicial branch decides to impose some restrictions on congressional member receiving payment when they never even vote and only filibuster and delay.
>>56688153
>Budgets have to be made and terms set
No they do not. That's merely what you prefer. There is no constitutional requirement for Congress to make a budget. They never have to pass another law again if they choose that and the people keep electing the ones who choose that.
> if congress can not even come to basic decisions, someone in the government needs to protect and control tax payer assets
Nonsense. Again, you are projecting your own personal desires onto the obligations of Congress. Our Republic simply does not work that way. Nor was it intended to.
>>56688242
>No they do not.
Yes, they do, article one section 8 literally details all the duties that they must provide for the tax payers and failing to do so is a violation of their elected constitutional obligation to govern.
I really don't want Obama to leave.
Can you guys ask him to give it another go? Like I know you can't, but maybe if everyone tries? The US needs Obama right now. Anyone else will fuck it up.
>>56685266
If obama hasnt done this than no one can
>>56688763
Section 8 does nothing of the sort. It merely enumerates the delegated powers of Congress. It does not say or imply that Congress MUST exercise those powers.
Try again shill.
>>56688997
It is implied all throughout the document because including slavery in the document they clearly were not appealing to stupid lazy niggers.
By paying congressmen to do a job it is implied they will actually do the job as outlined, not fail to vote 70% of the time and spend most of the other time ranting about lazy nigger shit so as to distract people who are trying to actually govern.
Your interpretation of the document basically throws everything out because anyone can just do what they want anyway and disregard their job and the constitution.
>>56688903
Shouldn't you be making some pizzas right now or something?
>>56689370
Slavery wasn't mentioned, much less sanctioned or condemned, in the original Constitution. I can only assume you're referring to the 3/5ths Clause, which is not in Section 8.
And no, you're simply wrong. It is not implied anywhere in the Constitution that Congress must exercizing its powers. That would defeat the whole purpose of delegating those powers in the first place.
Nor does payment of Congress (itself not even mandatory -- Congress could eliminate all Congressional pay if they wanted to) imply that Congress has to enact legislation. Congress is elected to do the will of the people. If the people want obstructionism, that is a perfectly legitimate course to pursue. That is, in fact, precisely why Congress was given the power of the purse. To obstruct the other branches when need be.
Your understanding of the Constitution is novel and completely anti-constitutional.
>>56688903
You are on crack. Obama has been a terrible president. Easily one of the biggest mistakes the American people have ever made.
>>56689578
Then if they are impotent to act and can't fulfill their obligation to fulfill the practical needs of the electorate, the executive branch is there to balance out their void and execute laws as deemed necessary and proper via article two.
>>56688903
>country taking our companies with its competitive tax policies wants obama
IIDF pls go
>>56689372
>>56689813
>>56691500
A war is about to break out and I don't think any of your candidates have what it takes to lead it. Maybe Hillary, but trump OR sanders would be hopeless.
>>56689938
yes yes yes thank you for being educated.
>>56687590
The POTUS does not dictate or declare laws or policy. Congress, that is, the elected representatives, selected from the population whom, from them, expect and demand they represent their rights for what they where elected to do so.
POTUS was never meant to override all other elected government bodies simply based on popularity or ideology but the law and law alone.
>>56695450
No, it executes the law via policy, but it is also there to cast the deciding vote where congress fails to decide for entire election periods or shuts itself down and there is no other branch to interpret decisions.
Trumps new world order.
Trump is president for life in america.
Nigel Farage runs Britain
Le pen Runs france
Jimmie Åkesson runs Sweden.
Trump is best friend with Putin
Coups several countries so that they have a Pro-Trump regime.
