Subj : Our President doesn't wan
To   : Alan Ianson
From : jimmylogan
Date : Wed Nov 19 2025 07:45:42

-=> Alan Ianson wrote to Ed Vance <=-

 > In the United States of America theword King is a four letter word.
 > Our first President, George Washington didn't want a third term (according
to
 > what I read of Him saying when in His Second Term as POTUS).

 AI> I think it elections that Donald wants to do away with.

I haven't found proof that he has a plan to eliminate elections 
entirely. What is clear: he has stated he wants major changes 
to how elections are run (for example, new citizenship proof 
requirements, ending mail-in ballots, tighter controls). 

Those moves could shift the balance of power in elections 
and make them harder or less free for some voters. So I agree 
there are warning signs; I just don't think we're at 'no more 
elections' yet. It's more 'elections under different rules' 
than 'no elections at all.'

Personally, I'm okay with election reform. 

 > What little I have read of President Donald Trump He isn't interested in
 > being a King.
 > Ifeel like He wants to be a Dictator .

 AI> He is a dictator. So many who don't toe the line have been fired. It is
 AI> Donald (or his staff) that keep posting memes of him as the Pope, or
 AI> God himself. It seems to be normalized now.

On the 'firing people who don't toe the line' part - every 
president hires and fires people in the executive branch. That's 
not unique to Trump. Obama replaced people. Biden replaced people. 
Bush, Clinton, Reagan - all of them made staffing decisions based 
on who aligned with their administration's goals.

That doesn't automatically make someone a dictator; that's simply 
how executive-branch appointments work. Cabinet members, agency 
heads, and White House staff all serve at the pleasure of the president, 
and turnover happens in every administration.




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