Dictators always have that special look! What will Trump choose for his 'Dictator On Day One' look?

If he made those into NFT's, his idiot fans would snatch them up (and lose their money).

They would. They're willing to buy any garbage the grifter thinks of to swindle his base.

But there are so many to choose from!

... and I'm sure he'd have more than one Dictator Day. Like, every Tuesday & Thursday at least.

Yeah, he should have said Dictator FROM Day One.

Dictator every day except Golf Days.

On those days Stephen Miller takes over.

Why would he be a dictator?

At a town hall event in Iowa with Fox News host Sean Hannity, Trump said he wanted to be a dictator on day one.

Why didnt he when he was president?

And how would he even do that?

The Supreme Court ruled that the President has total immunity for all official acts. That means he can do anything he wants, even kill his opponents if he claims it was an official act for national security. He would be a King.

Can you prove that?

Btw, you're getting dangerously into sealion territory here, unless you genuinely don't understand the meaning of "total immunity", in which case I'd recommend staying off the political streams altogether.

Of course I know what Immunity means. How exactly would he claim it was an official act to kill his political opponents? And Im just asking for evidence to support your pretty radical claim.

How he would claim it was an official act, given that he has shown no regard for fact in his statements? Imagine the possibilities! But A74814's claim doesn't need evidence to support it: they're just quoting what SCOTUS has handed down, then noting that total immunity means immunity for all acts that can be covered under the fig leaf of "official acts". Governments do exercise the right to kill people (wars, executions, law enforcement actions) -- but not with total immunity, except under dictatorships.

Cf: Sulla, Domitian, East Germany, the Pinochet regime, Pol Pot . . .

Does that not contradict the constitution?

It really, really does, but he's not a fan. In 2018, while President, he told an audience in West Virginia, "We have the worst laws." Lots of his behavior in office and afterwards seems to support the idea that he really doesn't believe in the rule of American law.

Which laws was he referring to?
And what behaviour?

What he swore to do at his inauguration: "I do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will faithfully execute the Office of President of the United States, and will to the best of my Ability, preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States." While he was president, it was his job to preserve, protect and defend our laws, not denigrate them.

His first term was a learning curve. He was too inexperienced and his administration had people that talked him out of doing illegal acts.

What news station has he threatened to seize and destroy today?
he is even mad at Fox for interviewing dems.

After the news stations, he'll go after the hosts and journalists. Rachel Maddow, Lawrence O'Donnell to start...

yes, he wants to lock up everyone that disagrees with him, that is very American of him-

Keep it real.