Criteria for the answers I have added. I may interpret answers others have added and write my interpretations here as well:
Mass deportations: Will resolve yes if mass deportations happen in Trump's second term. None of the actions from Trump's first term would count for this market.
Supreme Court packing: Will resolve yes if, at any point during Trump's term, the Supreme Court has more than nine justices. Temporary appointments will count as a justice for the purposes of this market. If more than nine justices are not in the Supreme Court at any point during Trump's term, this market will resolve to no.
Prohibiting or restricting transgender care for adults: This will resolve yes if, at any point, transgender care for adults is restricted to prohibited. For example, if a law is passed prohibiting the purchase or use of HRT for transgender care for adults, this would resolve yes. Any action intended to only impact minors will not count.
End Russo-Ukranian war in 90 days: If the Russo-Ukrainian war is ended within 90 days of his inauguration, this market will resolve to yes. Otherwise, it will resolve to no.
RFK Jr. gets cabinet position or position in any public health department: If Robert Francis Kennedy Jr. gets a cabinet position or position in any federal public health department, the market will resolve to yes. For example, a position in the FDA, CDC, or HHS would count.
Flag desecration prohibition passed: Trump has said that he wants anyone burning the flag to get one year in jail. If any laws prohibiting the desecration of the flag are passed, this market will resolve to yes. Executive orders would also count for this market.
Clarification (1/29/2025): Executive Orders or laws that are instantly blocked, ruled as unenforceable, etc., e.g. by courts, will still count for a yes resolution.
22nd amendment repealed or interpreted to only apply to consecutive terms: If the 22nd amendment is repealed or interpreted to only apply to consecutive terms, (e.g. a Supreme Court decision rules that Trump can serve for a third term under those grounds) this market will resolve to yes. Otherwise, it will resolve to no.
Any vaccines banned for any group of people: If any vaccines are banned for any group of people, this market will resolve to yes. For example, if RFK Jr. bans covid vaccines for all children, this market will resolve to yes. Laws requiring anyone to apply for permission by the government, or enroll in a waiting period for vaccines will also count. Vaccines must be able to be generally gotten by simply walking into a clinic or making a same-day appointment as currently regularly happens. Laws requiring, for example, that parents must consent for or be informed of their minor children's vaccinations will not be considered a ban. However, laws requiring consent from minors for vaccines will count. This is because this would likely result in infant vaccinations being effectively banned, due to it being impossible for an infant to consent to vaccinations, as well as many children refusing to be vaccinated simply because they are scared of needles.
J6er pardoned: If any January 6 insurrectionist is pardoned by Trump, this market will resolve to yes. Otherwise, it will resolve to no.
Trump impeached: If Trump is impeached at any point in his term, this market will resolve to yes. Otherwise, it will resolve to no. Any impeachments of Trump will count as long as they happen in his second term, even if the grounds of them are on actions that were not committed in Trump's second term. If Trump is impeached, this market shall immediately resolve yes; conviction from the Senate is not required.
Update 2025-01-28 (PST) (AI summary of creator comment): Flag desecration prohibition passed:
Executive Orders or laws that are instantly blocked, ruled as unenforceable, etc., e.g. by courts, will still count for a yes resolution.
If a flag desecration prohibition is passed, it counts regardless of any takebacks or rulings of illegality or unconstitutionality later.
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3.00While we're at it, I've just clarified the flag desecration market and edited the description. This is the clarification:
Executive Orders or laws that are instantly blocked, ruled as unenforceable, etc., e.g. by courts, will still count for a yes resolution.
Essentially, if it gets passed, it counts, regardless of any takebacks or rulings of illegality or unconstitutionality etc. later.
Trump's blatantly unconstitutional ban on birthright citizenship is an example of this. If a flag desecration prohibition were passed, it would likely get instantly blocked under first amendment grounds (and rightfully so!) however a mere passing is all that is necessary despite what happens later, so the market would resolve yes.
@Mana Despite being "intended" to impact minors, Trump's recent executive order defines "minors" as anyone under 19. https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/2025/01/protecting-children-from-chemical-and-surgical-mutilation/
@Marnix
I have read the Executive Order. and appreciate that the rules are sufficiently ambiguous to cause a debate on whether or not it counts. I will try to write better rules next time.
However, in this case my judgement call is that no, that does not count for a yes resolution.
While this will end up impacting a few adults who are exactly 18 years old, the reason that 19 was chosen instead of 18 seems clear to me, although it was not explicitly said in the EO. It was most likely chosen to easily block interstate travel for the purpose of medical transition procedures. In Alabama and Nebraska, the age of majority is set to 19, not 18. Defining a child as 19 instead of 18 was an easy way to block interstate travel while sidestepping the explicit mention of it.
If another EO was passed that changed the age to 20 and no state had increased their age of majority to 20 before then, that would count as a yes.
Or if a blanket ban was passed, that would count as a yes.
However, since this ban seems "intended to only impact minors," with some adults who are exactly 18 in 48 states being unfortunately impacted as well due, most likely, to a desire to ban interstate travel without explicitly mentioning it, the market should not resolve to yes yet.
This is tricky edge case. I hope you can appreciate my decision and the reasons for it, even if you disagree with my call.
@Mana I was trying to make it a Plus market but apparently 1000M isn't enough, presumably bc there are more than 10 options
@Predictor says the guy who did the same to me lol, even though the main effect has been me being unable to upvote your comments