Is there a loophole so a president can serve more than 8 years?

Yes. In fact, there's a loophole written into the text of the 22nd Amendment. The text notes: > No person shall be elected to the office of the President more than twice, and no person who h…

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Barnaby Page, editor, film critic, musician, Top Writer 2018 • Answered September 14, 2017 I once mistakenly cooked some spaghetti sauce for a group including a recovering alcoholic, including a hefty proportion of a bottle of red wine. Realising what I'd done, I ... Read more » 1.5K 256   What is the appropriate thing to do when an extremely obese person sits down next to you on an airplane and lifts up the arm rest so he/she can occupy some of your seat that you paid for? Will you push it back down, or let it ride? Vicki Zangwill, former Retired • Answered July 5 A large woman sat next to me and immediately began to raise the armrest, I put my hand on it and said I prefer it down. She said that she needed it up. And I said you are n... Read more » 2.9K 310   Why do all the Trump supporters I know rely almost solely on alternative media? Murphy Barrett • Answered November 4 Because traditional media is, functionally if not legally, a propaganda arm of the Democrat party. 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They don't want to compete for the popular vote and need help from the EC to win. Isn't that their argument against affirmative action? Joseph Boyle • Answered October 23 Some do argue it's equity on a group level. However I'm not sure that would change anyone's minds against it. Rather they would argue that it justifies it. I would argue it ... Read more » 37 54 Read more in your feed

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