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Chainfire

(17,474 posts)
4. Bankruptcy is quitting writ large
Fri Nov 6, 2020, 11:07 AM
Nov 2020

I think he will get his pardon right before the inauguration. Then on Jan. 21, the various security agencies can begin a dump of information that has been put on the back burner until the right time.

JHB

(37,157 posts)
5. Officially, or de facto?
Fri Nov 6, 2020, 11:11 AM
Nov 2020

For officially, hard to say.

For de facto, it's also hard to say but for different reasons. To quit he'd need to have actually worked at the job, and he's never done that. So depending on how you count it, either today or January 20, 2017.

lark

(23,065 posts)
7. I hope and pray and really think you could be right on this.
Fri Nov 6, 2020, 11:40 AM
Nov 2020

He won't be able to stand being a loser upfront and publicly and I think would do anything to escape that - including moving to Russia if they will have him. I really hope that happens, would show those repugs what their dear leader was always all about - himself and Russia.

randr

(12,409 posts)
8. If his family were smart, they aren't, they would facilitate an intervention
Fri Nov 6, 2020, 01:13 PM
Nov 2020

Claim he is in early stages of dementia and weasel out of possible prosecutions both Federal and State.
They could use the truth as an excuse for the first time and claim he has not been of sound mind.

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