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In reply to the discussion: I'm sticking with my prediction. There will be no trial, the Republicans will force Trump to resign. [View all]vapor2
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I don't care how he leaves office but I think if he resigns he maintains his benefits but I have faith that the SDNY will resolve many issues upon his departure.
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I'm sticking with my prediction. There will be no trial, the Republicans will force Trump to resign. [View all]
shockey80
Oct 2019
OP
I think you're right. All of what's going on now is the squealing of the pigs before slaughter. n/t
Eyeball_Kid
Oct 2019
#1
YES, it will get worse,a trial would be much worse. Today is just the start, perhaps he will resign.
Stuart G
Oct 2019
#4
Agree! It may depend on if he thinks he can get a pardon or make a deal to just walk away
Thekaspervote
Oct 2019
#84
What I see today is Republicans willing to, as a group, break the law to defend the President.
Midnight Writer
Oct 2019
#6
My woke neighbors said to me::It's plain & simple bribery and extortion, just like mafia crooks. n/t
MFGsunny
Oct 2019
#21
Trump has a strong incentive, though, to remain in office. 20 Republican Senators is still unlikely.
Garrett78
Oct 2019
#22
Well there is a bill Lindsey's trying to pass that would prevent requiring a trial.
Tiggeroshii
Oct 2019
#27
I used to think he'd never resign, but he gave up the fight for Doral pretty quickly
Poiuyt
Oct 2019
#39
Several top administration officials are also involved and removing Trump does NOTHING about them
bucolic_frolic
Oct 2019
#47
Withholding congressionally allocated $ until you get dirt is not bribery but extortion.
ancianita
Oct 2019
#49
I agree with you. He thinks he's all-powerful. But what if he's told the Senate will convict?
Claritie Pixie
Oct 2019
#99
The asshole in chief can go away by any means, necessary or otherwise - I don't give a shit anymore
warmfeet
Oct 2019
#64
One of Trump's cornerstone strategies relies on the awkwardness of enforcing norms...
tandem5
Oct 2019
#75
I'm sticking with my opinion. there will be NO articles sent to senate. none. zero.
Kurt V.
Oct 2019
#76
The assumption that McConnell, Kevin McCarthy, Ronna McDaniel, et al can control Trump's...
LudwigPastorius
Oct 2019
#82
I'm sure that's what the Republicans are hoping for, but reality might be different.
herding cats
Oct 2019
#95
I can believe they will try to force him out, but I don't see how they can succeed.
D23MIURG23
Oct 2019
#97
Given his ego, I don't think Trump would resign but I think some Senators might boycott the vote.
CaptainTruth
Oct 2019
#101
That would also allow Trump+GOP to forever claim Americans were unfairly denied their leader.
NCLefty
Oct 2019
#104
Probably true. I'm personally hoping he gets zealously prosecuted the second he's out the door.
D23MIURG23
Oct 2019
#114
My guess is that after the holidays, Idiot trump will go full-on Fhrerbunker
LanternWaste
Oct 2019
#110
They can't "force him to resign." I'm not sure if resignation is something a narcissist
Nitram
Oct 2019
#111