If I told you in 2017 that Trumps last day would conclude in disgrace

[Renew Deal]

with the army in the streets after he led a violent revolt against congress, a small send-off because he refuses to attend his successors inauguration, 400,000 dead from a pandemic he ignored, and that he pardoned torturers and career criminals that funneled money to him, would you have believed me?

[SoonerPride]

1. Yes.

I’m still Shocked he didn’t nuke Iran.

He may still try that in the morning.

[Renew Deal]

7. I agree

But he's a coward and is intimidated by Iran.

[AlexSFCA]

2. yes, but I was expecting a nuclear war

[rsdsharp]

3. He'll, yes. If I could have been convinced he'd make it that far.

[Renew Deal]

10. Exactly!

I'm not sure he would have made it to 2021 because of impeachment.

[yardwork]

4. Yes.

[Takket]

5. Yes

[Joinfortmill]

6. Yes

[msongs]

8. my prediction then - whatever u thought would happen will be actually worse. nt

[Renew Deal]

11. That's correct!

And it was.

[StarfishSaver]

9. I might not have predicted it myself, but if you had told me that, I'd probably have said

"Yeah. I can see that happening."

[Demsrule86]

12. Yes, Trump is capable of anything.

[Cha]

13. If you were Nostradamus!

[fearnobush]

14. I made a prophecy to my repub family members two years ago that he would either be impeached or

End up in prison within 4 years whether he won this election or not.
So far I’m batting 2000 on two impeachment’s and prison is on deck.

[LeftInTX]

15. No...Covid 19 is beyond immigination

The rest I would have totally believed

[BainsBane]

16. that's the thing about Trump

No dystopian conspiracy theory can keep up with reality.

[Renew Deal]

18. Bush Jr. figured that out quick.

"American Carnage"

Bush: "That was some weird shit"

[GoCubsGo]

17. Yes.

I figured it was going to be bad. I just didn't know in what ways. Like others here, I figured we'd wind up in a war of some sort.

[OAITW r.2.0]

19. Worst case scenario....

met.

[RockCreek]

20. Yes n/t

[mopinko]

21. bout the only thing that didnt happen that i would have thought

is that my gender queer kid would be killed. i dont rly think this, but fae sure did.
fae is STILL pissed at me that i didnt get my irish citizenship so fae could get out of here.
if we lived anywhere but chi, i would have made sure fae had somewhere safe to go.

[Renew Deal]

23. There is some sense to getting that citizenship.

I know people that have done this. It is easier to do while you're alive. They can pass it on to their kids. Their kids can go to college in Europe for free or low cost. That's a big one. Someone I know registered their kid in Belgium. (Father is Belgian). The kid got to go to school in Scotland(?) as a citizen.

[mopinko]

26. it'll get done this year.

when i first looked into it, it was the bush years, and i thought it would be good to get my draft age sons out of the country. it's a lot easier now.
planning a trip over there. was hoping for this winter, but...
meanwhile, learning the drinking songs and tracing my tree. turns put one of ireland's great heroes, michael dwyer, is my gggreat uncle.
also finding cousins over there. found a cousin and boy are we peas in a pod.
found another in my gramps hometown. plan to stay there. kinnitty. there is a very old, haunted castle there. a b&b now.

[Ruby Zee]

22. Yes

I was waiting for him to drop a nuclear bomb on us in Portland.

[Blue_true]

24. Yes. I had seen enough of his character at that point to know that

everything you listed and more was possible. The man is the most soulless bastard that I have seen in my lifetime, he is and has been capable of doing really vile shit.

[dalton99a]

25. Yes.

He was an evil monster then, and he is an evil monster now

All the signs were there, in plain view

[Hortensis]

27. Both predictions were right -- that he'd "blow up" something and

that in the end he'd leave quietly, beaten and in disgrace.

I was wrong in my best guess that bipartisan leaders would come tell him how it had to be. Instead, after he tried to kill a bunch of them -- failing with his usual outstanding cowardice and ineptness, he was rejected and isolated and they didn't even pay him the courtesy of talking to him.

[Aristus]

28. Yes.

n/t