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In reply to the discussion: Vice-President Obama for 2024? [View all]DemocraticPatriot
(5,410 posts)50. I presume he could serve 20 years as an SC Justice---
is that too little? I suppose we would prefer someone in their late 30s...
He is now 61 or 62--
but it doesn't matter anyway, there appear to be no likely openings for many years---
unless we get lucky and some rightwing justice walks in front of a bus---
Maybe I should reconsider my options, and work towards becoming a bus driver...
PS Yes, there is nothing to prevent him from becoming VP,
but what is the point of that ?
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Variation on the Michael Moore prediction that the only way Democrats would win in 2020
betsuni
Jun 2023
#31
Yes, and PJB has already stated that Kamala will remain on the ticket in '24....
DemocraticPatriot
Jun 2023
#71
The opinion is by one Phillip Aaron Lacovara, who, per Google, seems professionally legit.
Ocelot II
Jun 2023
#19
Technically he's not term-limited; the 22nd Amendment says "No person shall be *elected*
Ocelot II
Jun 2023
#10
That's a highly dubious interpretation, and you'd be relying on the Supreme Court to decide it
muriel_volestrangler
Jun 2023
#76
See post #10. The 22nd Amendment says nobody can be *elected* president more than twice.
Ocelot II
Jun 2023
#24
The 22nd Amendment says specifically that nobody can be *elected* to the presidency
Ocelot II
Jun 2023
#54
If he's on the ticket and it wins in 2024, then he can't serve as VP because it counts as a 3rd time
Polybius
Jun 2023
#55
No, it doesn't. The ticket isn't the office. A22 does not refer to the VP at all.
Ocelot II
Jun 2023
#56
the article is referencing Barack, not Michelle (unless I misunderstand your reply)
Celerity
Jun 2023
#34
lmao why would Biden even need a hail mary? he's going to be fine in 2024.
Beautiful Disaster
Jun 2023
#58
Why would a sitting President who is the clear favorite to be re-elected in 2024
lees1975
Jun 2023
#80