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You are absolutely correct, and you have just found the chink in the constitutional armor. You cannot be ELECTED as president for more than two terms, but the Constitution says nothing about RU…

Top stories for Long   ConstItutionally, Trump can’t serve a 3rd term, but could run. What do you think would happen if Trump runs for a third term and technically wins? Would he immediately be disqualified or would the Constitution be challenged by Trump supporters? Steven Haddock, B.A. in Political Science • Answered April 14 You are absolutely correct, and you have just found the chink in the constitutional armor. You cannot be ELECTED as president for more than two terms, but the Constitution s... Read more » 1.4K 783   Your response is private Was this worth your time? This helps us show content you find valuable. Absolutely not Definitely yes   Why didn't the imperial European powers conquer Japan, as they did other nations in the Pacific and Indo-China, between the 17th to 19th century? Iceman GG • Answered April 14 In 1543, when a Portuguese shipwreck washed ashore on Tanegashima, Japan purchased two guns from Portuguese merchants, worth the equivalent of $1 million in today's value. ... Read more » 2.5K 124   Do physicists know that Einstein’s E=mc2 is invalid but are playing around since they cannot admit they are all wrong? Emil, Londoner • Answered October 11, 2024 In a word, yes. I received my degree in physics from the university of Cambridge and my PhD in analytical relativity from the Institut d'astrophysique de Paris. Throughout ... Read more » 15.5K 1.2K   Lawyers always say to refuse field sobriety tests, but what's the point of refusing if you’ll almost certainly get arrested for refusing the field test and taken back to the station to get your BAC measured regardless of what you do? Mark Mynhier, former Forensic Photographer at Los Angeles Police Department (1998-2018) • Answered April 7 You are missing one VERY key part of that. ALWAYS refuse a field sobriety check. Basically it is “do I think you are drunk or not?” That’s it. It is all subjective. Persona... Read more » 305 53   Why did Judas betray Jesus since everyone knew him? Halo St Etienne, Theologian of over 35 years' standing; Christian minister. • Updated April 27 He did not. We are looking at two thousand years of bias, and an egregious mistranslation. The Gospels were written in a pidgin dialect of Greek called ‘koine’, which was th... Read more » 1.6K 300   Why is Prince George the future king when he is a child of a morganatic marriage? His father Prince William married a commoner Kate Middleton. Shouldn't the children of this marriage be barred from the succession? Timothy Nesbitt-Foster • Answered September 4, 2023 You misunderstand what a morganatic marriage is. The marriage of TRH the Prince and Princess of Wales is not a morganatic one. A morganatic marriage (also known as a left h... Read more » 4.1K 303   Will a smoker’s lungs clean themselves if they quit smoking and how long does it take? Gordon Nightingale, former Civil Engineer • Answered March 28 I was a mild smoker, a social smoker from late teenage up to the age of 33 when I quit completely. I began exercising and running and by the time I reached age 35 I could r... Read more » 150 17   If Jews don't believe in an afterlife, why are there so many strict rules? Michael Alan Cavalier, studied History at University of Maryland Global Campus (2009) • Updated April 21 I’m answering as a non-Jew who appreciates Judaism…and I hope I’m getting this correct…I will let my Jewish friends correct me if I get something wrong. It’s not that the Je... Read more » 1.2K 330   Why aren’t Americans concerned about where Iran’s 19-30 submarines are? Do they not know these could be arriving off the US coast in just over a week? The USA has not destroyed one. Klaus Schadenfreude, lives in The United States of America • Answered March 11 Well, I'm concerned, Not Brain Dead MJB!! They have about 26 submarines, most of which are the deadly Ghadir-class subs, known to U.S. military experts as the “Terror of the... Read more » 4.2K 600   Is turning off your car's A/C before the engine really just an old myth, or does it actually help anything nowadays? OpenBlueprint • Answered April 18 Opening your car door to the smell of a damp gym locker isn't just gross—it's the direct result of exactly when you pushed the A/C button. Historically, drivers were taught... Read more » 417 39   Donald Trump has a degree from Wharton. If he is a bad POTUS, why does he have such a prestigious degree? John Rekenthaler • Answered March 5 I am highly qualified to answer this, as I am a Penn graduate myself, a few years after Trump. 1) When most people say “Wharton,” they mean the MBA program. Trump did not at... Read more » 9.8K 1.2K   What was a loophole that you found and exploited the hell out of? Catherine Wu • Updated November 16, 2017 It’s a trick that works 100% of the time, and at any ice cream location. I didn’t want to share this with the world, since I didn’t want too many people exploiting it. So f... Read more » 8.5K 311 Read more in your feed

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