Well, the Adderol and his healthy diet might finally catch up with him.

A friend of mine wonders what happens if *both* of them die prior to the election.

Bump it up to the Supreme Court, who care naught for precedents set by, you know, themselves, and will give Trumpf as many terms as he wants under an originalist interpretation of the Constitution.

SCOTUS does it, they might as well all resign.

In the alternative, a national convention can be called by Congress at the request of 2/3 of state legislatures, and then it would still need to be ratified by 3/4 of the states.

There is nothing the Supreme Court can do to change the process.  They could opine about the meaning of an amendment, but the wording of the 22nd is very clear and does not refer to consecutive terms.  No serious jurist could suggest otherwise.

IMO there is no danger of a third Trump term.

1. He's younger than Biden, but looks like he's in much worse physical shape. He very well may not be in any condition to attempt a third term, let alone actually serve one.

2. If he gets to implement even half the crap he's talked about - especially the dictatorial things - he won't get to finish his term. I give it two years max before everyone non-MAGA (and even some who are) demand impeachment.

And these things, if he gets to do, could very well have Congress actually removing him from office, because this time it could be a situation where their constituents tell them `get rid of him, or we'll get rid of you.'

He's actually talking about using the DOJ to get revenge on his enemies and prosecute people, including Biden. Which means wasting taxpayers' money when there's not really anyhing he can actually successfully prosecute them for. The GOP and Trump are fools if they there will not be eventual retaliation if they try that. And we all know he's going to pardon his flunkies and like Bannon and the Jan 6th rioters, who are actually borderline traitors.

Its too bad voting is done anonymously, because anyone who votes for Trump a third time should never be allowed to vote again.

Regardless, I'm voting for the guy who isn't a convicted felon.

We've come a long way from the days of Gary Hart.

I agree with Abramson that the debate isn't going to cause many decided voters to switch sides.  I think coming out of the debate, the danger for Biden lies in two areas that are related: 

(1) All of the media reporting about Biden being seen as unfit, especially on CNN and MSNBC, could influence undecided voters.  It may not turn them into Trump supporters, but (2) people who don't see a good option on the ballot may decide to stay home.

Voter turnout in 2020 was record breaking.  Both candidates made history.  In losing, Trump won more votes than any sitting president ever has, but Biden won the largest popular vote ever.  Biden needs a big turnout again.  If he doesn't get it, that may flip the election to Trump.

Trump came across the way he always does, so I don't think he hurt or helped himself.  To the extent the debate has any impact on the outcome of the election, I think it will have to do with the way Biden performed, and how his performance has been characterized by the media.