Current Affairs Donald Trump POS: Judgement cometh and that right soon

[UptheTofees]

Of course he couldn’t even be bothered to show up on time. Depending on whether the ceremony was scheduled to take place at 11:00 or 11:11, he’s somewhere between 10 and 21 minutes late while everyone else stands in the pouring rain.

Remember though, us who served this country are suckers and losers. Why would he want to honor us

 

[Sassy Colombian]

He is sacking loads of people at the Pentagon????

Shizz getting real

The ones that he is not sacking are resigning. All this shake up during a presidential transition can be very destabilizing to our nation. TBF I fear that for the next 70 days Trump is going to be more unhinged that he has ever been before. Republicans are so afraid to stand up to him right now because they fear that his supporters won't turn up to vote in Georgia. so screw the nation, their lust for power is more important than standing up for what's right.

 

[Sassy Colombian]

Remember though, us who served this country are suckers and losers. Why would he want to honor us

Trump is certainly the loser. Even worst, a sore looser that is. A five-time draft dodger than can't even concede that he lost the election

 

[UptheTofees]

Trump is certainly the loser. Even worst, a sore looser that is. A five-time draft dodger than can't even concede that he lost the election

He is a coward

 

[Sassy Colombian]

He is a coward

Agree. One that deserves to be in jail.

 

[verreauxi]

When is twitter just going to ban this dangerous lying sack of [Poor language removed]?

 

[Death]

The ones that he is not sacking are resigning. All this shake up during a presidential transition can be very destabilizing to our nation. TBF I fear that for the next 70 days Trump is going to be more unhinged that he has ever been before. Republicans are so afraid to stand up to him right now because they fear that his supporters won't turn up to vote in Georgia. so screw the nation, their lust for power is more important than standing up for what's right.

Here here. And if you think they are afraid to stand up to Trump they will have Biden as a much better alloy in their pockets to play with. Scary times

 

[Dylan]

I'm calling it. He won't show up for Biden's inauguration. He will probably be on a plane to Russia, or some other non-extradition country..........

 

[Mikey_Fitzgerald]

When is twitter just going to ban this dangerous lying sack of [Poor language removed]?

As soon as he isn't President

Right now he's protected under Twitter rules due to him being an elected official. As soon as he is no longer one of those he can be banned, and I'm almost certain he will be

 

[Moomin]

As soon as he isn't President

Right now he's protected under Twitter rules due to him being an elected official. As soon as he is no longer one of those he can be banned, and I'm almost certain he will be

He will goto Parler with the rest of the racists.

 

[Khalekan]

The ones that he is not sacking are resigning. All this shake up during a presidential transition can be very destabilizing to our nation. TBF I fear that for the next 70 days Trump is going to be more unhinged that he has ever been before. Republicans are so afraid to stand up to him right now because they fear that his supporters won't turn up to vote in Georgia. so screw the nation, their lust for power is more important than standing up for what's right.

Is there no provision for this type of situation contained within the US Constitution?

Did the Founding Fathers not consider some unhinged fruitcake refusing to accept that he has beaten in an election?

Given the fact that Trump or some future megalomaniacal fantasist can do untold damage to both the USA and the entire world during the almost three month transitional period, does that gap between Election and Inauguration need to be drastically reduced?

 

[Prevenger17]

Did the Founding Fathers not consider some unhinged fruitcake refusing to accept that he has beaten in an election?

I doubt anyone could have factored in this utter donkey being president into their calibrations. Or maybe they did and it went like this:

Franklin: Maybe we should include a provision in case the presidency gets won by a reality TV show host whose only motivation is escaping his creditors and will claim victory against all evidence of the contrary and barricade himself in to the White House?

Madison: Oh Benjamin, what an imagination you have. Seriously though, American people would never be stupid enough to elect a man like that in the first place, so it's a non-starter.

 

[riddick]

As a Brit and with how our government has behaved over the past 10 years I should really keep my mouth shut but... It doesn't look good as a major influence on the world. How can democracy be promoted and encouraging growing nations to undertake free elections when one of the most powerful leaders in the world behaves this way.

Because this isn't "democracy". This is someone who is an autocrat and fascist that almost half the country supports. It's.....a bit terrifying to be honest..

 

[riddick]

The ones that he is not sacking are resigning. All this shake up during a presidential transition can be very destabilizing to our nation. TBF I fear that for the next 70 days Trump is going to be more unhinged that he has ever been before. Republicans are so afraid to stand up to him right now because they fear that his supporters won't turn up to vote in Georgia. so screw the nation, their lust for power is more important than standing up for what's right.

That's what is really odd to me. You see the light at the end of the tunnel. Why are you quitting JUST BEFORE the new President is brought in??? That's literally what Trump wants!

 

[TN Toffee]

Is there no provision for this type of situation contained within the US Constitution?

Did the Founding Fathers not consider some unhinged fruitcake refusing to accept that he has beaten in an election?

Given the fact that Trump or some future megalomaniacal fantasist can do untold damage to both the USA and the entire world during the almost three month transitional period, does that gap between Election and Inauguration need to be drastically reduced?

It actually already has. Until 1937, the inauguration didn’t place place until early March. I don’t know that much shorter of a lame-duck period than we currently have is very practical. The process of fully certifying the results and having the electoral college vote takes over a month. This happens every election, but it’s never been out in the open like this because we’ve never had someone calling the entire election a fraud.