The article discusses Donald Trump's potential pursuit of a third presidential term amidst a controversial political landscape. The writer uses wit and references to Shakespeare to frame Trump's leadership and perceived self-sacrifice for the country. While expressing gratitude, the author questions whether Trump's statements about extending his term are genuine or tactical distractions. The piece also hints at Trump's history of flouting norms and laws, suggesting an unpredictability in his approach to governance and potential future actions.
Hell is empty and all the devils are in Washington DC... Obviously, I can't tell you what goes on in the murky depths of Trump's mind.
Trump has insisted he is not joking about seeking a third term in office, but is all this talk just a tactic to distract us from what he is getting up to in his current term?
Thank you, Mr President. Thank you, thank you, thank you. But, look, while I'm obviously overjoyed by the idea that our esteemed leader might stick around far longer than norms...
The economy doesn't just crash itself, you know? So thank you, Mr President.
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