I hope he gets something that makes him shit himself all the time, that he gets an embarrassing level of dementia, that it shows Republicans how shit they are, and he's rated as one of the worst presidents to ever live.

What if he has a stroke and loses much of his voluntary muscle function, rendering him unable to walk, talk, or use his hands, but he's completely present cognitively so knows he's trapped in a broken, doomed body and has to see and feel the Haitian immigrants wiping his ass every day at the home his children put him in

If a 6 year-old murdered 10 people, would you wish wt:thon a very slow and painful death? What if a dog killed 10 people? No in either case? Then what if it was proven that Trump, either now, or in the future, is/was [future tense] alive but had the mentality of a 6 year-old or a dog?

How many blacks (and others) were unjustly, or mostly unjustly, incarcerated in federal prisons early January 2017 that Obama could have pardoned, but didn't?

"Fascist lives don't matter"

I'd go with term limits as well. Too many people in what are essentially life terms

Plenty of countries have laws that fine or otherwise punish people that do not vote, afaik this doesn't tend to lead to better functioning democracies. I think this is a thing where the carrot works better than the stick.

1. I'd be less oppose if it's accompanied with NOTA options.
2. What if A gets 26% of the vote, B gets 25%, C gets 24%, D gets 15%, and E gets 10%?
3. What should be the age limit for US Presidents? and should the 35 be lowered to 18? Ditto for US VPs?

They could vote for the legislation, maybe push for an amendment, that doesn't kick in for about 10 years.

e.g. starting 1 January 2036, no person can be a member of Congress who has been in office for 10 or more years, consecutively or non-consecutively. This does not apply to any person who was a Congressperson at the time that this amendment was ratified; and years served before 1 January 2030 will not count.

and/or,

e.g. notwithstanding the aforementioned, starting 1 January 2060, no person can be a member of Congress who has been a member of Congress for 10 or more years, consecutively or non-consecutively.