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Leaked Memo Lays Out Republican Effort To Elect Trump For A Third Term
It reads, in part:
"This press conference will explore the case for reconsidering presidential term limits, arguing that extended leadership can be crucial during times of national crisis and economic development."
"Drawing on historical examples like Franklin Delano Roosevelt's four-term presidency and international cases such as Viktor Orban in Hungary, the discussion will highlight how sustained leadership fosters policy continuity, national stability, and long-term progress."
The memo mentions a discussion of a measure proposed by Representative Andy Ogles of Tennessee to introduce a constitutional amendment to allow presidents to run for a third term, something that is currently prohibited by the Constitution.
It cites "unfinished business," namely "the need for more time to complete President Trump's agenda," as well as "national stability and growth," "the will of the people," and "building the next generation" as key topics.
Allen shared an image of the memo along with the following message:
"This isn’t subtle anymore. It’s a blueprint for permanent power."
You can see the memo below.
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Many are sounding the alarm.
The memo is making the rounds after Trump told reporters aboard Air Force One that he would "love to" run in the next election and shut down rumors he'd be on the Republican ticket as Vice President.
He said:
"I would love to do it. I have the best numbers ever. Am I not ruling it out? You'll have to tell me."
Mere days prior, Trump's former chief strategist-turned-MAGA-influencer Steve Bannon was criticized after revealing that Trump's inner circle has a "plan" for him to serve a third term as president.
Bannon, speaking with The Economist, said "Trump is gonna be president in '28, and people just sort of [need to] get accommodated with that." Bannon also referred to Trump as "an instrument of divine will" and "a vehicle of divine providence," suggesting that God meant for Trump to have another term.
The 22nd Amendment to the U.S. Constitution prohibits presidents from serving more than two terms. Overturning it would demand an extraordinary level of political consensus—either a two-thirds majority vote in both the House and Senate or a constitutional convention initiated by two-thirds of state legislatures—making such a repeal highly improbable.
Gavin Newsom Fires Back At Trump Over His Bonkers Misspelled Medical Advice
He wrote:
"“Pregnant Women, DON’T USE TYLENOL UNLESS ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY, DON’T GIVE TYLENOL TO YOUR YOUNG CHILD FOR VIRTUALLY ANY REASON."
"BREAK UP THE MMR SHOT INTO THREE TOTALLY SEPARATE SHOTS (NOT MIXED!), TAKE CHICKEN P SHOT SEPARATELY, TAKE HEPATITAS [sic] B SHOT AT 12 YEARS OLD, OR OLDER, AND, IMPORTANTLY, TAKE VACCINE IN 5 SEPARATE MEDICAL VISITS!"
You can see Trump's post below.
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In response, Newsom shared a screenshot of Trump from the waist up and wrote:
"Won’t be taking medical advice from someone who can’t spell hepatitis and looks like this."
You can see his post and the image below.
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Many concurred.
Trump’s post is an exact replica of one he shared a month earlier, with one exception: it now includes a link to a Daily Caller article titled “FDA Stayed Silent As Internal Reports About Potential Tylenol Risks Piled Up.”
The piece revisits his announcement last month alongside Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., in which the two blamed Tylenol use during pregnancy for a rise in autism among young children.
At the time, Trump said that the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) would start alerting doctors that using acetaminophen “can be associated” with a higher risk of autism, though he offered no evidence for an assertion that goes against the scientific consensus.
In response to Trump's claims, Tylenol maker Kenvue rejected any connection between the drug and autism, warning in a statement that if pregnant women avoid Tylenol when needed, they could be forced to choose between enduring fevers or turning to potentially riskier painkillers.
Driver's lie shames homophobic family
Last August, TikToker @garrettpxyz went viral after sharing an epic storytime about a delivery gone homophobic. The setting? A suburban garage overflowing with Trump merch and “freedom” flags—you know, the kind of décor that smells like misplaced judgment with a side of fake patriotism.
Garrett kicked off his video right after the encounter:
“You know, their garage has like Trump sh*t, you know, his face, make America great again, all that type of vibe, right? Like, it’s just that type of vibe. Well, I walk up to go drop off the package, right?”
Enter stage anti-left: a husband, wife, and teenage son—the full MAGA starter pack. Garrett hands them their package, and that’s when they spot the true scandal of the day: a rainbow earring.
The TikToker continued:
“They see my little gay a** earring, okay? And they said, ‘You’re not one of them queers, are you?’”
Cue the dramatic gasp—you could practically hear their snowflake spidey senses tingling.
And that rude remark from these folks doesn't even begin to cover it. But instead of matching ignorance with anger, Garrett decided to turn the moment into performance art.
With a “straight voice” performance so convincing even Blake Shelton would tip his cowboy hat, Garrett said:
“And in the best straight voice I got, I was like, what? What makes you say that? And they said, because that f**king earring you got.”
At that point, even the Trump flag probably fluttered in disbelief.
Then, without missing a beat, Garrett served them a guilt-trip lie so smooth it deserves an Academy Award:
“Yeah, my twin sister, she passed away. She died in a car accident by a drunk driver. And this is one of the last things she wore. And, you know, I just, I wear it as a reminder because I miss her.”
Checkmate, bigots. The MAGA fam went from judgmental to gobsmacked in under ten seconds. Fake dead twin sister for the win!
Garrett couldn’t help but marvel at his own improv genius:
“And I’m sitting here like, you know, f**king amazed that I pulled this sh*t out my a**hole, okay? Like, this sh*t was great.”
For the record, Garrett does have that rugged-hot-dad-from-Inside Out energy. If Pixar ever makes a live-action version, we know who’s getting the call.
The TikToker wrapped it up with a well-earned victory gloat:
“So I was digging in that b*tch, you know? Their faces. I can’t, I can’t. This is like top tier, one of my best moments ever.”
Peak performance behavior. Because not all heroes wear capes; some simply wear rainbow earrings.
For a quick two-minute serotonin kick, you can watch the storytime below:
You see, kiddos, sometimes the smartest response isn’t confrontation—it’s creative storytelling with a dash of guilt. After all, nothing shuts down hate faster than watching a bigot choke on their own awkward apology.
Even funnier, fans in the comments admitted they’ve pulled similar stunts:
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You can read more reactions here:
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With over 15.4K followers, Garrett keeps blessing timelines with Amazon delivery stories and thank-yous for customers who leave snacks and drinks for drivers.
You can watch below, and maybe tip your next delivery driver with a bit of extra kindness (and less unsolicited commentary):