What's stopping him?
What's stopping him?
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Make it so felons cannot run for president and resign immediately after.
If he did that Biden would be remembered as one of the greatest presidents ever.
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Or change the max age to 75.
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Why not both? Also make it 70.
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If we're selecting cool max ages for things I suggest 69.
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Personally I think it should be a definition instead of a straight number
Something like the current LD50 of old age or something.
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Retirement age of 8 years ago (to prevent extending it for themselves) - 4 years.
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What is the minimum age to be eligible to the function?
What is the life expectancy for the candidate's gender?
Life expectancy - minimum age of eligibility = max age of eligibility
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Right now that would restrict eligibility to be president down to between the ages of 35 and 41
I'm no fan of gerontocracy but I'm pretty sure almost nobody who's served as president would have been eligible under those restrictions.
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Well looks like they either have to work on increasing life expectancy for everyone or lower the minimum age or presidents will become very young, right? Either way, people win.
By the way, that's max 40 for men and 45 for women, so women presidents at last!
Bring in the downvotes, my solution is the equivalent of what they're doing to young people right now yet I haven't seen anyone complain about it!
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Unfortunately Trump isn’t the real underlying problem; the republican party will churn out someone even worse who is not a convicted felon.
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They still have Ron DeSantis. There's a good chance he will run in 2028, if either Trump wins but the GOP won't make it so that he can be re-elected indefinitely, or Trump loses and the cognitive decline will also be shown on him even more...
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But wait until after the Republican convention.
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That's not how the ruling works.
Biden could go shoot Donald Trump (in broad daylight on 5th Avenue) and could not be prosecuted for it.
He cannot make new laws. That's still Congress's job, for now.
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Make it so felons cannot run for president
How does immunity let him do that?
Doing that would require changing the constitution. Legally, this would let him go and scribble new words on the paper version of the constitution. He would be immune from the charge of vandalism. But, that wouldn't actually change the constitution.
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That's a legislative thing, not a crime to just be immune for.
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