A quote I've seen at DU, "Trump doesn't know what is coming" is true.

[Stuart G]

Trump has pissed off the FBI, the Justice Department, previous office holders, the media, Democratic Party, certain leaders in Europe, most of the people in the U.S. and so on, and on. He has the lowest approval rating of any president at this time. He creates and sends out evil and "hate." When the payback comes, it will as vicious as what Trump has created. I don't know when or what, but it will arrive. When it does, I think we will all know it, and we also know, that he deserves it. All of it.

[dewsgirl]

1. Well put.

[Sophia4]

2. Trump should keep this quote from the Bible in mind:

As ye sow, so shall ye reap.

https://www.kingjamesbibleonline.org/Bible-Verses-About-Reap-What-You-Sow/

This one is also applicable -- same cite.

Proverbs 16:18

“Pride goeth before destruction, and an haughty spirit before a fall.”

https://www.kingjamesbibleonline.org/Proverbs-16-18/

Pride -- a haughty spirit -- Trump.

Trump sows lies, distrust, greed and hatred. Of course, those at the things he will reap.

Some call it "karma."

[Stuart G]

4. Trump hasn't got a clue. His arrogance and hate is not new.

This has been here before, and will be here again. Yes, the bible goes back a long way..but so does arrogance and hate, and what Trump represents. So many of us in the U.S. despise what Trump represents, that if or when he leaves, it will be like a holiday. How this will happen? Don't know. Will it happen? I think so. His attitude and hate has gotten worse, not better. There is one quality a leader needs, and that is the ability to "shut up" and listen.

I do not think Trump understands that last sentence.

[CTyankee]

3. Someone in his advisors group will convince him to just bail, the game is up.

If he could be facing obstruction of justice, his lawyer will say "It's over."

His reputation will be in tatters and he will be stripped of his office. Ty Cobb will probably tick off one by one each horror he will face. I don't think Cobb wants to go down with that sinking ship...

[not fooled]

23. True

The dump version of events however will be something along the lines of how he has now made America great again and so can exit at the top of the presidential game--as the greatest president, ever--in order to tend to his thriving real estate empire. Nothing whatsoever to do with that Mueller business.

[PJMcK]

5. An actual question

For the sake of my question, assume that Trump is guilty of everything that any of us can imagine.

Then what?

Impeachment?

Jail?

Death penalty? (I oppose this remedy.)

What else?

[Stuart G]

6. I would guess, Impeachment, then a trial, then jail...could be different.

maybe just impeachment.

[Shrike47]

8. And a fine based on his claimed wealth.

[Bernardo de La Paz]

15. NY State & other state RICO would make a big dent in his wealth.

... But his wealth might not be what he claims it is (hence your usage of the word "claimed&quot . He might actually have a negative net worth, but it is probably merely sub-billionaire.

[dchill]

30. If all his creditors called in their IOUs, he'd be broke...

AND in debt.

And possibly his legs would be broken.

[erronis]

10. Me too - oppose death penalty!!!! But

I strongly support a cold damp cell with gruel for the rest of his life.

And may he live a long one under those conditions.

[not fooled]

26. I want to know

whether he can continue to play president from prison.

[Eliot Rosewater]

28. He will resign before he could be impeached but ONLY then.

In meantime America is over.

Putin is in charge and you wont own what you think you own very soon.

America that we knew is gone, but people had to hold their noses, THEY are who I blame for this.

[PJMcK]

42. I love your optimism

(snark)

[Marty Marzipan]

39. We need a new amendment

... to the effect that if a president can be proved to have stolen the election, he/she will be removed from power, along with all their appointees (and any Supreme Court appointees will be nullified), and the person with the next highest electoral vote count is installed as president.

Do you think there's a chance of it?

[USALiberal]

7. We are way too optimistic IMO. nt

[Lonestarblue]

25. I agree.

We’re all so eager to see this idiot removed that we may be underestimating how much Republicans will support him and refuse to do anything—even in the face of proven Russian collusion and obstruction of justice. I hate to be a wet blanket because no one could possibly want to see him gone more than I do, but even if Democrats win the House, we are unlikely to win the Senate. At best, we might have a tie. So after Dems take their seats in the House in 2019, they might vote to impeach. I don’t believe the senate will follow, and we will be stuck with Trump until 2020. I’m not sure I can last if that is the case, so anyone who wants to tell me I’m totally wrong, please do! I really, really want to be wrong in this case.

[SHRED]

9. The FBI is filled with Republicans

And they must really be pissed by his attacks on them.

[Kirk Lover]

12. I'm thinking that the word around the FBI is everybody just hold tight...this orange asshole

will be taken down....in part....by the FBI. They know that's why he is attacking them...it's like guilty guy 101.

[TheRealistRealist]

14. I just hope they hurry.... can't take much more.

[Kirk Lover]

16. Oh I think it's moved along quite briskly...considering. I guess the evidence wasn't too hard to

find. 4 indictments before this jackass even hit a year.

[TheRealistRealist]

21. Did you see any part of the news today?

[Kirk Lover]

31. Yes. If it's about the stupid memo I'm not worried. It will be proven to be biased lies. nt

[Sam McGee]

24. I can't speak for the FBI . . .

I agree that about 99% of the FBI from the top down is pissed beyond all belief at Trump.

I can't speak for the FBI, however, I served 28 years in the Army. I could no longer serve as an infantry officer because of wounds from Vietnam, so I spent 20 years in intelligence. Because of some language skills, I served in several CIA assignments and still maintain contact with some of my CIA spook friends.

The spooks are P I S S E D. They are seething. They hate Trump with a white-hot heat. Even the hard-core Republican spooks -- and there are a lot of them. They don't look upon him as a Republican, they view him as a tool of Putin, they see him as the most serious danger we have faced ever.

I suspect the FBI rank-and-file and leadership fell the same way.

[SHRED]

33. Thank you

For your service and sharing this.

[TryLogic]

11. I'm all for it.

[Augiedog]

13. In ♠️

[world wide wally]

17. Can we deport him to Puerto Rico so he can look for some new friends?

[Marie Marie]

19. Puerto Rico has suffered enough.

[world wide wally]

22. Would you believe Haiti?

[Xipe Totec]

18. Nobody has ever needed asylum more. Nobody is less likely to get it.

When this is over, even Russia won't grant him asylum.

[flying_wahini]

20. Trump will hop a jet and beat it out of town to Putin's love nest and never come back.

Then one lovely day on the golf course one of Putin's boys will pick him off a grassy knoll.
Like the gopher on Caddyshack.

[not fooled]

27. He can play golf

with Edward Snowden.

Or, perhaps he will caddy for putin. After all, that's his current role.

[OnDoutside]

29. Wishful thinking unfortunately, and will remain so until we get the Pee Pee tape !

[smirkymonkey]

32. He has a lifetime of karma that has to catch up with him.

I really would like to see it happen in this lifetime and very soon. The bastard deserves to be dealt with harshly. I want to see everyone he has harmed vindicated.

[spike jones]

34. Beware of driving men to desperation. Even a cornered rat is dangerous. -Winston Churchill

I would say.
A rat is most dangerous when it is cornered.

[garybeck]

38. what if the cornered rat isn't a rat, but he's the most powerful man on the planet?

that is a scary thought

[spike jones]

40. He must be carried out in hand cuffs, without prior notice,

No announcement, just issue the warrant and go get him. Do it in the evening when he is feeling sluggish from his third cheeseburger, or in the morning while he is distracted with tweets, and Fox and Friends.

[garybeck]

41. in all seriousness

i am concerned that when he sees the writing on the wall he is not going to back down. he has his finger on the button and he has control of the military

[leanforward]

35. May he head his head in shame.

He might never know what shame is, but I'd like to see him escorted out of the peoples house.

One nice thing, is Melania and Barron might already be out.

[yuiyoshida]

36. Every damn bit

please

[enid602]

37. Tonya

tRump is like the Tonya Harding of Presidents