Anyone else have the feeling that Trump's presidency is about to implode?

[Doodley]

[leftieNanner]

1. That would be lovely

But I'm not holding my breath.

Hope you're right, though.

[intrepidity]

2. Those nerve endings died long ago

From chronic over use

[Delphinus]

18. I hear you on that.

[HipChick]

29. Lol!

[kimbutgar]

3. I so hope so !

And I so feverently hope it happens!

[Laffy Kat]

4. Every. Single. Day.

And it never happens.

[ProfessorGAC]

5. To Be Fair, I've Thought That...

...for 30 to 36 months. So yes, but I don't think it will, because I keep thinking it and nothing so far.

[Thekaspervote]

24. Sadly... this!

[Bleacher Creature]

6. I literally just logged on the post the same thing.

I think our collective short term memory may allow him to keep slugging along, but the wheels are definitely wobbling.

[hlthe2b]

7. I'm watching Grant take on Lee w fervor in the recent History documentary, so I'm primed, yes

but wary, for sure.

Still, time to rid us of this damned scourge!

[Vinca]

8. Well, he's 3 for 3 for being a loser when it comes to the courts this week.

Of course, he's claiming he's a winner on Bolton because he thinks he can get the money for the book by suing. Except he won't sue because he can't possibly be put under oath about anything.

[PufPuf23]

9. Trump as POTUS has already imploded but that does not mean

Trump is gone.

Things are going to get worse before better.

No prediction on how bad or for how long or the end result.

Creepy.

[Proud liberal 80]

10. No he is Teflon

I use to think at various points that his candidacy and presidency were imploding and it didn't/hadn’t.

[Skittles]

11. he is NOT Teflon

he just has an entire party not willing to do their JOBS to PROTECT AMERICA - the Founding Fathers never envisioned THAT scenario

[Cirque du So-What]

12. Yes, for the first time since Cheeto Benito stole the election

Too many horrific and monumental events have occurred in a brief period of time for his regime to overcome. Here’s hoping that the clusterfuck around firing (or not) US Attorney Berman is the denouement of a sordid tale that has gone on far too long.

[doc03]

13. Unemployment 13%, 120000 dead from COVID

and protests in the streets for 3 weeks now. And his campaign slogan is Keep America Great. I think it already imploded

[Pacifist Patriot]

14. Yes and No.

It feels like it. But it has felt like it before.

It feels unlike the other times I have felt it before. But I have felt that before.

Honestly, I just need to see it happen to have faith that it will. And yes, I know that sentence makes no sense whatsoever. What in the last four years has?

[essme]

15. Does wishing, praying, and getting to the point of casting Wiccan

spells under a live oak on the night of the summer solstice count?

[essme]

17. Wonder how much it costs to hire a voodoo

priestess???

[unblock]

16. He imploded long ago. And the right wing said "an imploded presidency is exactly what America needs!

[stillcool]

19. I can't shake the feeling that

the United States is about to implode.

[JarOCats]

20. We're watching it implode right now...

...but in excruciatingly slow motion.

[struggle4progress]

21. What presidency? The Don is interested only in himself. He surrounds himself

with incompetent sycophants, then blames whoever is most convenient whenever he wants the spotlight

[dlk]

22. Events appear to be ratcheting up...

The levels of corruption are unprecedented.

[Binkie The Clown]

23. Every day since the inauguration. Hasn't happened yet. :( nt

[lettucebe]

25. It imploded on Day 1. We've been living the fallout

Edit to add: actually that doesn't make sense, but the sentiment stands

[Golden Raisin]

26. No. Not until he either keels over and croaks or he gets

the Goldwater & Co. visit like Nixon did by prominent Republicans lowering the boom. Given that senior Senatorial and Congressional Republicans have been totally on board for 3.5 years either by standing by silently, or worse, actively aiding and abetting, I ain't holdin' my breath. Same goes for the Cabinet and the 25th. Would love to be proven wrong. And I won't really feel 100% until he's gone, one way or the other, and the Oval Office has been thoroughly fumigated.

[Jarqui]

27. I was reviewing past incumbencies who failed during my lifetime

Johnson dropped out with poor numbers
Ford lost
Carter lost
GHW Bush lost

All four of them had approval numbers roughly 5 points or more better than Trump.

I thought the GOP would have turned on him by now.
They may yet at the convention.

They hate Trump nearly as much as we do.

They're very much into retaining power.

Would none of them think about this:
"Would my reelection chances be better with Nikki Haley (substitute whoever) at the top of the ticket? Our internal polling suggests strongly my chances would be much better"

I do not see them sitting on their hands with Trump losing badly.

Either that or they parachute an independent candidate to dilute Biden's votes or have the cheating down to a reliable art form.

[WyattKansas]

28. Trump is like a black hole in the middle of a septic tank.

Everything becomes shit around him and he feeds off it. He is so ignorant that he thinks nothing exists beyond the septic tank and he is too stupid to figure out that he is really in a septic tank.

[Maru Kitteh]

30. The presidency imploded long ago, but his

campaign? Yeah. I can agree with that.

[jalan48]

31. No

[scarytomcat]

32. anything could happen

[cwydro]

33. How many times have I heard this prediction since 2016.

Please let me know when it happens.

[bdamomma]

34. I wish

his head would explode.

[spanone]

35. The Amazing thing is NOTHING will move republican senators...NOTHING.

[tazkcmo]

36. Define imploding.

In many ways it imploded already.

[Doodley]

39. Losing enough support to make it look almost impossible to win, even with cheating.

[Different Drummer]

37. We can but hope.

And I do!

[spinbaby]

38. Tonight looks implosion worthy

Trump imagines a heroic appearance in front of huge adoring crowds as some protesters get their asses kicked outside. Instead we’re going to see an incoherent airing of grievances in front of a sparse crowd, followed by a COVID-19 outbreak.