Mary, the niece of Donald Trump, has issued a dire warning about what the future of the United States may hold if the president has his way.
Breaking apart from the typically unyielding family discourse, Mary Trump has been a vocal opponent of her uncle for years. She even wrote a memoir about Donald and the rest of the Trump family, Too Much and Never Enough.
We are living in “uniquely dangerous times,” according to Mary, the daughter of Trump’s older brother, Fred Trump Jr., who passed away in 1981. Mary made this statement publicly upon Donald’s return to the White House.
She also stated that the United States would have to “start showing up in different ways from what we might be used to,” according to Newsweek, suggesting that her uncle’s second term as president could be problematic.
There’s no denying that Donald Trump has made significant changes without any delay. There is never a dull moment when Trump is in office, as readers will undoubtedly agree. However, it is unclear whether this portends prosperity or anarchy for the US until the conclusion of his second term.
Maybe the better question is, just when will that be?
The Constitution limits sitting presidents in the United States to no more than two four-year terms. However, current rumors suggest that Trump would try to retake the presidency for a third time, which would be nothing short of a coup.
It is a sobering and, to be honest, disturbing prospect that Trump himself has begun to firmly imply that he may run for reelection at the end of his current term.
There are “loopholes” that could allow him to remain in office, the soon-to-be 79-year-old said earlier this year.
“As you are aware, there have been some well-known loopholes discussed, but I would prefer not to talk about that right now,” he stated.
But loopholes are not something I believe in. Using loopholes is not something I support.
A massive amount of popular support would be necessary for any such scheme to have any chance of succeeding (or, heaven forbid, a violent coup and the establishment of a dictatorship). The notion is already being sharply criticized by others, including Mary, Trump’s niece.
She has long been a Trump critic, and in a recent interview with The Telegraph, she said that the American people should be cautious about her uncle’s intentions since he might have set his eyes on becoming president “for life.”
Mary, a professional psychologist, commented on the prospect of Trump seeking a third term, which would violate the 22nd Amendment: “That’s what Donald certainly has in mind.” It has nothing to do with whether he will run. The question is whether he will depart or not. “I am president for life and I will not be leaving,” is more likely to be his statement. He will also dare others to get rid of him.
What is the enforcement mechanism in place to bring the man in the Oval Office who recently lost the election to heel? You know how to get rid of him? Since we have never had this issue, we are unsure. He seems open to disputing it, in my opinion.
“America is a deeply broken country and it has been for a long time,” she added. Donald is not a unique case. I believe that he is the inevitable end to the Republican decline over the past forty years.
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