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"What happens right before Trump leaves office?"


          

Between the time he loses the election and the day he leaves what happens?

Pardons for literally everyone, including himself?

Arrest/executions of enemies?

Stacking the Supreme Court with more judges??

What is going to happen?

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I think court-packing is more likely if he wins
May 31st 2020
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The only thing I think he would care about is looting the joint before
May 31st 2020
2
Who knows WHAT things are gonna be like in 5 years....
May 31st 2020
3
worse than all of that
May 31st 2020
4
I'm wildly optimistic but imo his fundamental laziness means he'd just l...
May 31st 2020
5
burn it down..summer 2020
May 31st 2020
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why is everyone acting like Trump fucked the country up
Jun 01st 2020
7
that's way too generalized. There is specific damage that Trump has caus...
Jun 01st 2020
8
Well then, what say you?
Jun 01st 2020
9
      Obama's election aside, how has the world improved for Black people?
Jun 01st 2020
10

Walleye
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1. "I think court-packing is more likely if he wins"
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>Stacking the Supreme Court with more judges??

Packing the Supreme Court is an excellent idea that the Democrats should definitely do if they take power, but I sort of think that the only way it's got even the slightest chance of happening is if Trump/McConnell do it first. Democrats have restrained themselves (for better or for worse) by adherence to norms and rules, and I think court-packing is one of those norms that the GOP probably expects to continue restraining Democratic power - unless they break it first.

If that's true - and it might not be - it seems to me that the GOP is most likely to pack the court in the event of a Trump victory in November. A loss means he's got to jam court-packing and whatever legal results he desires out of that into a meager three months *and* he gives Democrats an open invitation to defy tradition/norms as soon as inauguration day.

The rest seems likely though. Maybe a raft of deregulation by executive order? Make the end of his term a smash-and-grab for the fascists.

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Buddy_Gilapagos
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2. "The only thing I think he would care about is looting the joint before"
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setting it on fire

Like I don't see him enacting GOP Agenda like (stacking the Supreme Court, De-Regulation, etc.) unless he directly benefits him. I can see him making deals that will line his pocket or protect his back.

I think at some moment GOPers will have to sit him down and say, if you don't chill out, we will help Dems put you and your family in jail.

Once Trump is no longer useful to Mitch McConnell and the rest they will turn on him to save themselves.

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FLUIDJ
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Sun May-31-20 03:14 PM

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3. "Who knows WHAT things are gonna be like in 5 years...."
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The aliens might have taken over the entire world by then....

  

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Damali
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4. "worse than all of that"
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like shit that's unimaginable right now because he will be very angry that he lost (if he loses)...particularly because he will have pulled out all the cheating stops to win...so if he LOSES?

we're fukked.

1st, he's gonna claim the result is invalid. he's not going to accept that he lost. he's gonna say the Dems cheated or there was fraud etc. he's going to accuse Dems of exactly what he will do.

then he will weaponize the justice dept, the military, fbi, cia against whoever he deems are the enemy...maybe even find something to charge biden with and have him arrested (remember, Putin is his role model in this)

dunno but this is what I DO know...if i'm able to, i'm leaving the country by then. every single instinct i have is screaming at me to get out of here. seriously.

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benny
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5. "I'm wildly optimistic but imo his fundamental laziness means he'd just l..."
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sure he'd rant and rant on twitter after watching various Tivo'ed Fox News segments on how unfair and rigged it all is, but he's always been wholly uninterested in the job itself. He'll claim he quit before he was fired and will go launch Trump TV with his buddy Chris Ruddy and continue to hold the occasional rally

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rdhull
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6. "burn it down..summer 2020"
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atruhead
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7. "why is everyone acting like Trump fucked the country up "
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or like it will be any better with Biden in the seat

Mike Brown, Trayvon Martin, Sandra Bland and Eric Garner all happened during Obama's two terms

Trump emboldens racists but the world has never been overly accommodating to my people

(Im not here for emotional responses)

  

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Damali
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8. "that's way too generalized. There is specific damage that Trump has caus..."
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that has never been done by any President before

Trump is not responsible for police brutality and white supremacy, of course

But he his responsibile for sanctioning it and stoking it, as well as participating and invoking lawlessness, corruption, witness tampering and intimidation, violence and blatant undermining of democracy that we've never before seen from any US President..even Nixon capitulated to pressure to resign in the face of being caught criminalizing

the simple fact of using the Attorney General's office as a personal lawyer to the President is just one example...there are soooo many others...

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9. "Well then, what say you?"
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>or like it will be any better with Biden in the seat

^^This is what they make you believe. That no matter what you do nothing can ever change or get better.

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atruhead
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10. "Obama's election aside, how has the world improved for Black people?"
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athletes, rappers, entertainers and corporate token blacks are taken care of

there has been no real big change with how we're treated or received by society though

the prospect of a Biden election wont make racism evaporate like Thanos



  

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