What does a TRUMP presidency look like?

[The Minsky Moment]

If innocent people are hurt, it will be for one reason and one reason alone: we gave power to a monster, and millions continue to slavishly follow his whims.

[Syt]

Meanwhile the real criminals run free.

[Valmy]

If they had indicted her for some laws she legitimately broken I would have been fine with it. But just as you see here we have a news agency reporting "potential crimes" just writing fan fiction with no basis in fact.

I knew Trump was full of shit and knew damn well they didn't have anything on Hillary. She and Bill were great at living in the grey areas and making sure everything was nice and legal, them being lawyers and all.

[PDH]

I knew Trump was full of shit and knew damn well they didn't have anything on Hillary. She and Bill were great at living in the grey areas and making sure everything was nice and legal, them being lawyers and all.

See? Paying your lawyers allows you to keep good lawyers...

[Admiral Yi]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=enmNSyf4oxs

Trump flies to NY for booking and arraignment.

[Sheilbh]

He is going to try and produce this within an inch of its life.

[Josquius]

Yes. He must think he can beat it and the meantime it let's him appeal to the undeserved victim complex his ilk have at the core of their world view.

[Admiral Yi]

He must think he can beat it

He didn't really have an option, except fleeing to a country that doesn't have an extradition treaty with the US.

[Sheilbh]

Yes. He must think he can beat it and the meantime it let's him appeal to the undeserved victim complex his ilk have at the core of their world view.

I've always thought that Trump is someone who believes that reality is what you project and what is projected on TV (and it has worked for him so far). I'm not sure if he thinks he can beat it or not or anything like that - I think he will play the victim of a political witchhunt, not backing down or running away because that will create the best TV. And if that's what he is on TV, then that's what he is.

[Josephus]

I had a thought recently. If Trump were to go to jail, likely not for this, but for something, would he still get secret service protection?

[Valmy]

Yeah I presume so, but nowhere is more secure than prison. I don't know how many people would be able to even get to him, even in minimum security celebrity prison.

[Barrister]

Yes. He must think he can beat it and the meantime it let's him appeal to the undeserved victim complex his ilk have at the core of their world view.

I've always thought that Trump is someone who believes that reality is what you project and what is projected on TV (and it has worked for him so far). I'm not sure if he thinks he can beat it or not or anything like that - I think he will play the victim of a political witchhunt, not backing down or running away because that will create the best TV. And if that's what he is on TV, then that's what he is.

That's been confirmed - he's a long-time believer in the power of positive thinking and self-help guru Norman Vincent Peale.

https://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2017/10/13/donald-trump-positive-thinking-215704/

[jimmy olsen]

34 Class E Felonies? That is a lot of felonies, even if they're class E

https://news.yahoo.com/exclusive-trump-to-be-charged-tuesday-with-34-felony-counts-but-spared-handcuffs-and-mug-shot-001241750.html

[The Larch]

I assume that those 34 felonies include plenty repeated offences over several years.

[Sheilbh]

Loads of press waiting for his appearance and reports he's going to use his mug shot in campaign ads (I'd be amazed if he didn't) - he is going to produce this to within an inch of its life.

Also in a true grifters assemble moment, George Santos is there. Of course.

Edit: And above all for any primary challengers, this will mean all the news is all Trump all the time again.