Do you think a dictatorship in the United States is possible?

This is just more stupid rhetoric to try to crush who is the clear winner coming up. It won't work, just like all the other things they have tried have failed. It's also Anderson Cooper. It's CNN. What do you expect from them? He's washed up and CNN can't get five people to tune into their broadcasts. Of course, you are aware that Cooper is actually a Vanderbilt, and there are some pretty dark secrets around that once, very wealthy family. Perhaps looking into the one telling the story is worth as much attention as the story he tries to tell. As for the "dicatator" argument, it is a story that has been told time and time again when the "other side" gets too close to a win. Even my side tried it when we suggested Obama might seek a third term and install a "New World Order." It is ALL patently ridiculous no matter who tries to sell the argument. Beyond that, how REAL dictators become dictators is that they STEAL elections and remove the balance of power in all parts of the government. Something the democrats seem to be engaged in if you ask me.

Well, at first, people thought Hitler had some good ideas...

Trump as President again would be the worst thing that could happen. People over look that he tried to over threw the government

Trump is not going to be re elected, so don't worry.

He wants to and if he can get the right congress elected with him he will

Trump certainly would try. Remember he posted about "suspending the Constitution" and he also said that maybe the US should try having a president for life.

If you support that idea, it could happen to your country. I really believe you should think twice before doing so, or else many of the things you enjoy right now will be stifled, and a few of the elites will rule your country. We had many bad experiences having one in the past so I suggest you do not allow this kind of people be in power at all.

I think there are more excellent younger people in USA and I hope there will be better candidates than Trump or Biden. And I don't think the dictatorship will survive in USA since people have the rights to vote.

You do not want to know my opinion about this I have never liked the guy whatsoever even before he was president

It's always essential to stay informed about political developments, and concerns about the direction of leadership can be thought-provoking. What steps do you think citizens can take to stay truly informed?

what is truly scary is the idiot in the office right now. Inflation, tax and retax, spending gone mad, getting ready for a war, not to mention the dirty money he is involved in. Trump really is the least of my worries, doubt he's getting reelected anyway. I think most Americans are just tired of the "old guy" race. All President Biden can think of is, where should I fall down next, how do I get off stage, and when is my next check from China getting here?

With AI increasingly on the prowl with some saying it can wreak havoc on our lives, what we take for granted will go for a toss. Anything goes will be the refrain when we are on thin ice. People can behave irrationally too. It can be a modern version of The Pied Piper of Hamelin

He'd better not be elected. As you know, I am running. I have 5 votes so far. I'm on my way! Have a great day.

Anything, sad to say, is possible, but anything hopefully never comes to pass. I think the trouble, not just in the USA, but mostly elsewhere also, is that for some reason we have really bad quality politicians these days. And if add the serious lack of critical thinking capacity out there, we get the result where bad people get to do bad things by license of majority vote.

Unless all the people in the US get lobotomies I am sure that Trump will not be reelected.

I think that anything can happen.