[deadbabe]

Presidency can’t be extended by wars.

[jaegrqualm]

FDR's tenure might have created an amendment to that effect, but it's not like this administration hasn't used a legal loophole before.

Perhaps there's a war, that a misguided congress won't declare as such, and a certain vice president that runs for president, with a certain someone as his vice president...

[SilverElfin]

See https://www.culawreview.org/current-events-2/the-22nd-amendm...

Specifically section on martial law in wartime context. It’s not very clear but I just feel like the norms and laws will be stretched or broken, as the administration has already done numerous times.

[PontifexMinimus]

Not constitutionally, at any rate.

[SlightlyLeftPad]

What would happen if he tried by not vacating at the end of his term, when challenged in court, shut down by his own Supreme Court? I mean let’s be real, all it really takes is him not giving up the white house. I sometimes wonder.

[vlovich123]

… not yet. The problem with a norm breaking presidency like Trump’s and the GOP power structure is that no norm is safe, including elections.

[NullPrefix]

Zelensky's presidency was supposed to end couple of years ago. Would it be different in USA?

[Tostino]

Different constitutions. Were you trying to muddy the waters, or are you just ignorant of the details?

[0ckpuppet]

Yes,