MAGA Congressman Andy Ogles Criticized for Unconstitutional Trump 'Third Term' Demand
The Damage ReportAugust 18, 20255 min21,991 views
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- ๐ข MAGA Congressman Andy Ogles sparked backlash for a tweet suggesting Donald Trump be given a third term, a peace prize, and allowed to run D.C. indefinitely.
- โ๏ธ The tweet was immediately fact-checked by a Community Note, clarifying that the 22nd Amendment prohibits a third term.
- ๐ญ The hosts characterized Ogles's demand as performative cuckery and a sign of weakness, reflecting a desire for an authoritarian figure rather than engaging in democratic processes.
Hypocrisy and Past Statements
- โณ Ogles's current stance is contrasted with his own past tweets from two years prior, where he criticized House Republicans for selling out the American people and bending the Constitution.
- ๐ง Another past tweet from Ogles stated that nobody is being crowned king or named dictator, highlighting a significant shift in his rhetoric.
- ๐ Critics pointed out Ogles's apparent selective outrage, questioning where his concern was regarding Epstein files when discussing Trump.
Criticism and Defense
- ๐ฃ๏ธ Nina Turner, former co-chair of Bernie Sanders's presidential campaign, called Ogles's statement grounds for removal and blatantly unconstitutional.
- ๐ฌ The right-wing response focused on criticizing Turner for her remarks, rather than addressing the unconstitutional nature of Ogles's suggestion.
- ๐ Turner defended her position, stating that a member of Congress advocating against the Constitution is inherently unconstitutional.
Characterization of Ogles
- ๐คฅ Jayar Jackson described Andy Ogles as a lifelong con man who has lied on his resume about his economics background and potentially engaged in charitable cons.
- ๐ค Jackson suggested Ogles's actions are transactional, seeking to kiss Trump's ass to gain favor and cover for his lack of accomplishments.
- ๐ The hosts argue that figures like Ogles and Trump rely on each other to facilitate their rise due to a lack of genuine accomplishments, using rhetoric to shield their incompetence.
Future Implications
- ๐ฎ The hosts humorously vowed to make similar unconstitutional references if progressive politicians were to serve extended terms, to highlight the hypocrisy.
- ๐ก๏ธ The discussion emphasizes that such politicians use these tactics to maintain a shield and cover away from their incompetence.
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