This is serious. I am having the first nice weekend of my last two years with this monster looming over every decision made reflecting my future. And the future of us all.
So, will he get imprisoned? Probably NOT. It just would not look good. The US seriously thinks it still has a reputation to uphold. LOL
Give it up USA. I think the world would admire us more if we publicly defamed this moron and locked his ass up telling the world we do not ever allow a dictator to gain foothold
Then we have to win the 2018 election.
We will jail Trump in the end by defaming him and forcing him out into the world where he can again plot and plan to gain foothold with his beloved base who need to be stamped out once and for all. (legally, of course)
Well if wearing bad wigs or lying about your weight were crimes he would get back to back life sentences but sadly there not. However I do think that it wouldn't be dreaming to think that sooner or later he will do time for somtething. I figure that after his impeachment he will go on Twitter and lash out and blame groups in a way that cause vilance which is a crime and he will be charged and serve 8 years. Cheers!
There isn’t much likelihood the Toddler-in-Chief will be jailed. I don’t want to put him up on our dime, anyway.
My money is on a stroke or massive heart attack (assuming there is a heart in there). I hope its on the can, like Elvis.
This post was edited by Don Barzini at February 19, 2018 6:13 PM MST
You missed the point, Stu. My intent was that these health events are more likely than jail. Given the stress and chaos Trump lives under, at 71, I don’t think the idea is all that far-fetched. I threw in the bit about the can because if it were to happen that way, it is as close to being like a “King” as Trump would ever get.
Truth be told, this country would benefit from Trump‘s absence, no matter how it occurs. Maybe he’ll quit.
This post was edited by Don Barzini at February 20, 2018 5:15 AM MST
Your "truth be told" is really just your opinion. I remember people saying the same thing about every president going back to LBJ, who doubled down on our involvement in the lost cause of the Vietnam War, and then Nixon, who did more of the same and was the biggest crook ever elected. The fact is that Trump, like any president, has done some good things, such as with jobs coming back, and some not so good. And there's no way to prove that we'd be any better off with Hillary or with Pence, which is who you would get in Trump's absence.
It's also a fact that who is president has little effect on most people's day-to-day lives spent getting up and going to school or work and supporting their families - your hyperbole notwithstanding.
Good points. We’ve had a litany if bad Presidents. It can be said that a larger percentage of Americans share my opinion of Trump than the contrary, if you can put any credibility on polls.
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