No. Regardless of the circumstances, U.S. presidential elections can never be held outside of the first Tuesday of every fourth November. There are no special elections or anything like that for the president. The vice-president becomes acting president for the remainder of the outgoing president's term, and Congress appoints a new vice-president (who must be approved by both houses of Congress.) 

Granted, that sounds like a lot of guns in the hands of a lot of idiots, but the catch is that these same idiots want to live in exactly the country that Trump is shaping.

In the event that Trump does get assassinated, I'd like it to be committed by one of the January 6 people who got pardoned. That would be ironic.

There are plenty of non-MAGA gun owners and also many on the far-right see Trump as too moderate (on X, which is becoming a new Stormfront, you can't go a half dozen posts without seeing them talk about how Trump is controlled by Israel and Jewish people and that is why he is focusing on deporting palestinian protestors and not mass-deporting "illegals", which is code for non-whites.) 

But also like you mentioned, it could be by a disaffected former MAGA who was harmed by his policies.

JEWISH community calls on ICE to free MAHMOUD KHALIL

Jewish New Yorkers held a Passover seder outside ICE to demand freedom for Khalil, connecting the story of liberation to today’s fight for justice.

Mohsen Mahdawi's Abduction "Should Terrify" Us, Says VT Rep. Balint

The Trump administration is now seeking to deport Columbia University student Mohsen Mahdawi, who is being held in a prison in northwest Vermont. He was detained by Homeland Security agents when he went to an immigration services center to take a civics test that is the final step in the process of becoming a naturalized citizen. Mahdawi moved to Vermont from the West Bank in 2014 and has been a legal permanent resident, or green card holder, since 2015.

All three members of Vermont's congressional delegation are calling for Mahdawi's release, including Congressmember Becca Balint. "This should terrify every single person living in this country, regardless of your citizenship status," says Balint. "This is Trump creating his own army of brownshirts right here in our country."

Canadian form of protest (electoral reforms needed here as well)

https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/longest-ballot-protest-candidates-carleton-riding-poilievre-1.7503993

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre will be facing more opponents than ever in his eighth federal campaign, thanks to dozens of protest candidates running in his riding. Nearly 80 candidates registered to run in the Ottawa-area riding of Carleton, where Poilievre has been the MP since 2004.

Most of those candidates are linked to an electoral reform advocacy group called the Longest Ballot Committee. The group wants to put a citizens' assembly in charge of electoral reform and says political parties are too reluctant to make government more representative of the electorate.




Still far less options than a Dutch voting ballot!

You vote for the candidate you want to see in parliament, no riding bullshit.

First past the post, winner takes all system sucks. We can't vote for Carney here, not even Bonnie Crombie (Ontario leader of Liberal party) have to vote for Chuck Phillips instead. And we've been pushed into a new riding, so no idea who is 'ahead' or whether it's close in the riding we're voting in now.
https://www.brantfordexpositor.ca/news/local-news/some-brant-county-residents-will-head-to-the-federal-polls-as-part-of-a-new-riding


I guess we're 'lucky' we haven't yet entirely been locked into a two party system like the USA, but it's basically Liberal vs Conservatives every time with the NDP and Block Quebeqois to align with if neither gets the majority.

It looks like Liberal+NDP again for next term with the latest poll results. So I'm guessing the safest bet is to vote for Liberal in this new riding unless NDP is ahead here and a Liberal vote would hurt the NDP vs Conservative voters.

There's a good chance it won't matter anyway as the Progressive Conservative Party is massive in Ontario. (PCP 80 NDP 27 Lib 14 seats) While not the same as the (federal) conservative party: The CPC (conservative party of Canada) is a centre-right political party that runs candidates in Federal Elections in Canada. The PC (progressive conservatives) refers to various centre-right political parties that run in provincial Elections but do not run candidates in Federal Elections. (Note however that there is significant overlap in the demographics of their voter bases and significant interaction between the federal CPC and provincial PC parties.

NDP is second, Liberal last. So maybe better to vote NDP to give them a chance to win my riding instead of the conservatives, and thus give Carney a better chance. Fucking twisted.

I know who I want to vote for but I don't know who to vote for.

Voting in a different riding now as for the provincial elections a month ago. I don't even know the NDP candidate in this new riding, Peter Werhun apparently. Can't (pointless) vote for the Green party at all: The Green Party candidate not based in the local riding, and is not actively campaigning. She advised FlamboroughToday by email that she agreed to have her name included on the FGNB ballot as a “paper candidate” to help the party achieve the 90 per cent benchmark needed for the leader to participate in national debates, and to give Green party supporters the chance to “vote with their heart” in this election.


Looking at the Provincial election results in my provincial riding

Yet now we're mixed in with this riding while cutting out Brantford cit

So yeah, the conservatives are likely gonna take my riding, while leaving me guessing whether to go for Libs or NDP.
I'm thinking Lib would be better against conservatives in the new riding.

Election reforms needed! I would like my vote to count, not to get discarded in a first past the post system.

LVMH's Arnault lashes out at Brussels over US trade tensions - Reuters

Europe's wealthiest man is willing to throw the whole continent under the bus so Americans will keep buying tacky, overpriced purses and brandy. Apparently he's afraid of losing a few billion.

Meanwhile, Hermes has said that they're going to pass the cost of tariffs on to American customers. Not that anybody in the market for a Birkin bag is going to mind spending a few thousand dollars more for one.

Looks like the Trump administration is now starting to try banning books critical of them by ordering to delist them from Amazon:

And it's not just his book: https://www.reddit.com/r/EnoughTrumpSpam/comments/1juqjeh/trump_admin_trying_to_remove_books_from_online/

There has not been a successful attempt to assassinate the president since 1963. The closest we came was in 1981 with Reagan. Ronald is pretty much the reason Republicans are the way they are today. He set the wheels in motion for the decay. There may be a lot of guns in the U,S but the only one in the last 100 years who had success had both US and Russian military training. The rest didn't know how to properly use one.

The current year and 1963 is about the same gap as 1963 vs. 1901 when McKinley was killed (despite there being attempts on Teddy Roosevelt, Taft, Hoover, FDR, and Truman.)