Politics Trump - What has he done now???

I was hoping the Republicans might make an effort to work with Biden as a start to separating, or at least distancing, from Trump. But no, they're still in Screw Biden mode.

When preparations for the 2022 mid-terms elections start it'll be interesting to see where Trump is in the GOP. And if he's a free man, legally speaking.

 

Texas would welcome Trump with open arms, and any businesses that want might want to follow him here. Houston, and Dallas to a lesser extent, are very international cities. Trump could enjoy high culture (pretend to for appearances in his case) while avoiding contact with the peasants here as easily as he did in NYC.

FTR I don't want him here.

 

I do wonder if he would ever get close to being convicted and sentenced to jail if he doesn't have an island somewhere to hide out in exile. Being in "jail" on an island would beat being in real jail. Or if he doesn't have some arrangement with Putin to help him out with a place to stay in Russia.

 

From the conservative Republican Accountability Project ...



"I don't think anybody is questioning the legitimacy of the presidential election. I think that is all over with."
~ House Republican leader Kevin McCarthy

Nobody is questioning the legitimacy of the election? Oh Really?

Only if you conveniently and cowardly ignore the whining statements and comments by the Loser-in-Chief for the last six months, including several times a week for the last month on his lame loser blog.

 

Let's hope Shyster Trump quickly winds up serving a very long prison sentence. We taxpayers are paying for at least some of his travels and his Secret Service protection.

 

I would like to see several trials and convictions of Trump.

As a private citizen for financial fraud. Basically for presenting one set of financial records for tax purposes, and another set for securing financing for his businesses. Forensic accounting should easily reveal this, but of course procuring the actual records has proven to be difficult.

Trump's political trials could cover many actions.
His attempt to influence the voting recount in Georgia.
Him using Counselori Giuliani for political purposes.
His creative manipulation of fundraising.
Just to name a few.

 

Trump responds to the 2 year Facebook suspension...

Trump’s Latest Tantrum: I Won’t Dine With Zuckerberg ‘Next Time I’m in the White House’

Biden's White House press secretary responds to question about the suspension as well ...


View: https://twitter.com/PoliticusSarah/status/1400914169961107458

 

"...I am not the one trying to undermine American democracy, I'm the one that's trying to save it."

 

The big unknown is how effective he will be at keeping the right-wing factions together over the next year and then again in 3 years. What will be the Democrats response to his rallies and TV appearances? (if he can stay out of legal trouble...) And what happens to any hope of governing if the active and angry conservatives of the country start making noise and pushing their politicians and media people, along with flooding the social media/online world like they did back in 2009 and 2015?

 

This ^ is my big concern. A massive push by the right in general, and the crazy right specifically, combined with complacency from the voters who made the difference for the Democrats in 2020. Especially if the new tighter voting restrictions in several states (including scared shitless Texas) hold up in court.