I don't want trump to die...

[PoiBoy]

I hope trump recovers... I don't want him afforded the pomp and circumstance of a state funeral... I want to see him crushed at the polls and then face all the legal consequences of his felonious actions, including watching his kids convicted and sent to prison and his "empire" bankrupt.. dying is an easy out for him...

[LisaL]

1. Well, don't worry then.

I am sure he is getting the best experimental treatments science have come up with. His chances of making it are certainly better than that your overage obese 74 male.

[PoindexterOglethorpe]

2. Right. Earlier today I got a bit depressed

thinking about a state funeral for Trump. Oh, dear lord.

So I guess I should be wishing for Trump to survive, however long it takes, whatever is involved. Think about his children, gathered about his death bed. Hmmm. I wonder if he has the kind of trust work in place that will protect them. . . .

I am no where near as rich as trump, nor do I have his level of debt. A few years ago I redid my will and set up a new trust to take care of my wishes beyond the grave. My surviving son inherits everything, lucky him. Oh, and I have three bequests, one to my very best friend, the others to two charitable organizations that mean a lot to me.

Oh, and for all of you who don't yet have wills, GET ONE. Do NOT think that just because you are young, as in under age 90, you have lots of time. You don't. Make that will. Without a will, the laws in your state determine how your assets are distributed. Which may not be what you had in mind.

The best friend I've referenced above, does still not have a will, despite my pushing him on this topic very many times. I have told him over and over that if he dies without a will I will tell his surviving brother and sister that he promised me everything. In reality, he hasn't, and I would not try to take his meager estate. I do know where he would actually like his rather small estate to go to, but if he doesn't make it legal, it will not go that way.

I will probably never get my friend to make out a proper will, but to everyone one here who reads this, make a will. Even if you have very little, you really do want to have a say in how that pittance is distributed. And if you have more than a pittance, all the more reason to make a will.

[murielm99]

5. You are right about the will!

We have had wills for a long time.

I have seen families fight and fracture over small and large estates. Greed is such a powerful emotion.

[True Blue American]

11. My will, POA

Health directive has been made out for years. I made sure my surviving Son is informed of everything.

[Hstch05]

16. My wife and I

are both 50 and both work in public education; I'm a teacher and she's a principal. Both of our schools (because we aren't allowed to work in the same building) each have upwards of 2,100 students. Everything is virtual right now, but before the students come back for in person instruction in November, we plan on getting our wills done.

[Demobrat]

3. I want him to end up on a ventilator

The poster boy for

If you don’t like the mask, you’re really going to hate the ventilator.


After that I don’t really care if he lives or dies, as long as Joe Biden is president.

[Casual User]

22. YES!

Intubation, induced coma, feeding tube, foley catheter, sepsis, gangrene, MRSA, EVERYTHING!

Oh, and here's hoping he ends up with lack of oxygen to the brain long enough so he ends up with "ventilator brain."

I wish him the worst possible outcome. It isn't death. Death is too easy.

[marble falls]

24. Maybe you're over thinking this a tad??

[disalitervisum]

4. the painfully horrible ignominious death of a soviet agent

who's been fucking the United States for forty years would be OK with me.

[ashredux]

6. I could go along with that...

[ResistantAmerican17]

7. Yeah drumph has covid and "it is what it is." Anybody know if Gums boy's deposition is still on?

[N_E_1 for Tennis]

8. It is what it is...nt

[bucolic_frolic]

9. Yes but

narcissists always escape consequences. This is absolutely true. The big windup of their game is the escape hatch. It's subconscious to them.

[True Blue American]

12. No one gets

Away with it in the end! No one!

[Earthshine2]

10. Death is too good for him. Let him rot in jail for a few years, then he can die. nt

[Piasladic]

21. He'll never go to jail

Unfortunately, we don't hold people like him accountable in the United States. Let him die sooner rather than later.

[Martin Eden]

13. I don't want Trump taken off November's ballot

I don't want President Pence on the ballot instead. As odious as he is, there may be a large chunk of never Trumpers who would switch back to the Republican ticket if Trump were removed.

[LisaL]

20. He can't be taken off the ballot. People are already voting.

His name will remain regardless.

[Bernardo de La Paz]

14. I wish him a long life with severe after-effects so he'll remember every day the evil he has done

If much of it is lived in a prison cell, it would be even better.

[Illumination]

15. Yes. Understood! He needs to SUFFER! Supposedly he's being given remdesivir. It hasn't been

approved by the F.D.A.! It has lots of nasty side effects that could mess him up even more!...

[treestar]

17. Yes I wish he had

Been defeated first and then got it.

[Midnight Writer]

18. I want to see him denounced by the voters, not become a martyr to some conservative "cause".

[dreamland]

19. Completely with you on this

[Goodheart]

23. I felt this way at first, but then had a change of heart. I want COVID to claim him soon.

I'm looking at the bigger picture... at millions of his supporters. It's THEY who might learn a lesson that trump is incapable of grasping. Some of them MIGHT learn, perhaps, to embrace politicians who appeal to science. We have bigger issues moving forward than justice and revenge upon that orange monster... climate change foremost among them.