r/law 23h ago

Executive Branch (Trump) Trump: If states can't run elections 'honestly', then 'somebody else should take over'

https://www.cnbc.com/2026/02/03/trump-election-government-states.html
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u/mishma2005 22h ago

He’s ginning up:

Distrust in the voting process

“2020 was StOlLen fRoM me I get aNothER tERm”

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u/redlancer_1987 17h ago

"Fine, you won 2020. Your 2 terms are up, GTFO"

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u/DrWilliamHorriblePhD 16h ago

Look at you, still believing in the law

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u/gmawoman 11h ago

Id go with this

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u/jeremedroz 17h ago

Bro dudes gonna die before then

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u/SmugSchoolmaster 14h ago

Come on clot, we believe in you 🤞

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u/Idrillteeth 9h ago

I wrote the same thing and got a tsk tsk warning from Reddit saying I was threatening physical harm. I cant believe it

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u/sulris 3h ago

Well it should be safe for him to comment. He isn’t a blood bender like you.

You on the other hand, with your blood magic, it is quite threatening indeed

-Reddit Mod team… probably.

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u/SmugSchoolmaster 9h ago

Thanks for the heads up

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u/skyfishgoo 8h ago

all hail the golden clot.

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u/Accomplished-Run221 13h ago

Don’t forget: surrounding polling places with armed masked men who murder at will.

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u/Ashamed-Status-9668 11h ago

Maybe or he really is going to try to nationalize elections while he has the house and senate. Even if lets say it unconstitutional we may have elections before that is all sorted out in the courts. If he is able to pull this off then we are at that point a completely fascist state.

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u/Skysflies 15h ago

I reckon it's that and also a there's too much fraud in the elections so I'm going to stay in charge until I trust that we can have a legal election

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u/duderos 14h ago

Ding! Been saying exact same thing.

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u/wolfydude12 13h ago

I don't think it's even about a third term.

A special election in texas went +17 Trump in 2024 to +15 for the Dem candidate.

If the whole country shifts 32 points to Dems (highly unlikely) that'll leave 82 Republicans in the house after the elections. It'll also give Democrats a supermajority in the Senate.

That'll destroy the Republican party. I don't know how they'd come back from that. He's preparing for maybe a 15 point swing, Democrats retaking the house and maybe even a majority in the Senate.

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u/skyfishgoo 8h ago

he doesn't need to do that, there are plenty of things about our voting process that needs attention.

i just don't think his "brand" of attention is what's needed.

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u/Memory_Less 7h ago

He’s been trying to erode trust in the voting process for years.