The fun part is that Killa Con actually believes he will hold on to power

[malaise]

He's a shameless lunatic and that barely touches the surface

[Zoonart]

1. Not even a scratch on the titanium shell of his psychopathy.

The NORMAL of the Biden roll out was stunning. I can't wait.

[SheltieLover]

7. +1,000!

[gab13by13]

2. I do know this,

business at his DC Hotel is going to drop.

[Bettie]

3. He will have a hold on the

MAGATs for a while and be able to stir them up.

But that's about it.

I'm hoping it jacks up the Republican party for a good long while.

[kentuck]

4. He thinks he can lead the opposition from exile.

There is no reason to believe the Republicans would object.

[malaise]

5. ReTHUGs have been enablers from day one

[kentuck]

9. And the people can never be allowed to forget their complicity.

They were ready to tear down our Democracy! Unthinkable and unforgivable.

[malaise]

13. +1,000

They must all be exposed starting with MoscowMitch!

[Lonestarblue]

20. Several Republicans have their eyes on running for President in 2024.

How long will they just sit back and jump through Trump’s hoops because they sure as hell do not want him running again and stealing their chances. If they’re smart, Republicans will start subtly undermining Trump, letting things leak here and there. As he weakens, Republicans will do nothing to support him until his base dwindles away.

I think Trump will be a raving lunatic by 2024, but in the meantime he can threaten any Republican with turning his base against them. It will be interesting to see how long that lasts.

[Harker]

22. He might be too lazy...

and he won't be funding his fascist rallies on our dime anymore.

He might be too busy dodging the law to lead anything.

[wnylib]

25. As long as Trump can bring voter support

for Republican agendas, he will be welcomed by the Republican Party.

[SheltieLover]

6. I don't think he realized GSA authorization

Would really set things in motion to, well, actually transition. Idiot.

Wondering who in chump's orbit convinced him to allow the inevitable.

He does not realize how badly he is embarrassing himself & his party and no idea he is putting himself in more legal jeopardy by attemoting to obstruct the sacred voting process.

[malaise]

10. He has no clue how the system works

He assumed that he was running the entire apparatus of government.

[SheltieLover]

31. None. Nada. Zip.

Prison will suit him well. 3 hots, a cot, & shitty food.

[Walleye]

8. When he loses all the trappings of his office, he will deflate. He has no real substance of his own

[malaise]

12. So true - the fool should have continued his low level Cons

but thought he could pull off more shit at this level. That jig is finally up and he will wither away as a loser facing the consequences of his arrogance and ignorance.

[Walleye]

15. Agreed, and probably his unhealthy lifestyle will catch up with him soon

[malaise]

18. The sooner the better

[wnylib]

26. Yes. Being the head of the most

powerful nation in the world made him think he was the most powerful person in the world, able to do anything and to command anything and everyone.

Unbeatable and answerable to no one. He never had a clue about the limitations of the presidency and thought it meant absolute power over the world.

[SheltieLover]

32. Cluster B personality disorder

[apnu]

11. What he says and what he does are two different things.

I've learned that whatever comes out of his mouth is a lie.

[Blue Owl]

14. With that tiny lil' hand???

[marble falls]

16. I think he knows. He's just creating pretext for a "not guilty by insanity" plea ...

... as another gangster did: Vincent "the Chin" Gigante:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vincent_Gigante

For about 30 years, Gigante feigned insanity in an effort to throw law enforcement off his trail. Dubbed "The Oddfather" and "The Enigma in the Bathrobe" by the media, Gigante often wandered the streets of Greenwich Village in his bathrobe and slippers, mumbling incoherently to himself. He was indicted on federal racketeering charges in 1990, but was determined to be mentally unfit to stand trial. In 1997, he was tried and convicted of racketeering and conspiracy, and sentenced to 12 years in prison. Facing obstruction of justice charges in 2003, he pleaded guilty and admitted that his supposed insanity was an elaborate effort to avoid prosecution, as he was sentenced to an additional three years in prison. He died while incarcerated at the United States Medical Center for Federal Prisoners on December 19, 2005.

[malaise]

19. That actually makes sense

Hope this one ends the same

[marble falls]

21. It always does. As Abe Lincoln said: "you can fool some of the people all of the time ...

... all the people some of the time but you can't fool all of the people all of the time."

[malaise]

23. Ha

Perfect

[NCDem47]

17. He might have political power over his cult when he's out and Secret Service protection...

But all the real goodies he craves:

Shielding of Criminal Prosecution
Executive Orders
Pardons
Appointments
Commander-in-Chief
White House Resident
Head of State
AF1
Media hanging on to very word uttered (moving markets/applying pressure or rewarding other world leaders/countries)
Basically everything coming to a stop he travels

Gone. Toast. No carry overs. No secret slush funds. He becomes a regular U.S. citizen subject to all rules and laws (when those choose to APPLY such laws).

[gab13by13]

30. He is going to lose his favorite grifts,

his quid pro quos. No one will have anything to do with him because he will have nothing to offer them, his name is Shit. I laughed when I heard the title of Rick Wilson's book, "Everything Trump touches dies," he was spot on.

The first thing Biden better do is change the nuclear codes and recall all our spies.

[mahannah]

24. There is no "fun part".

[Fla Dem]

27. He may not have direct governmental power, but he will continue to have a cult following.

Over 70 million Republicans voted for this man. He will continue to hold rallies across the country and solicit donations for his 2024 campaign. Remember he started his 2020 campaign almost the day after he took the oath of office. He will be campaigning and therefore in the public spotlight for the next 4 years. The media, specifically FOX, OAN and the RW talkers will be singing his praises.

He will be speaking out against the Biden Administration every f'king time he opens his mouth.

So you're right, no legislative, governmental power, but it will be a shit show with him for another 4 years. The only way for it to stop will be if he goes to prison, he becomes incapacitated or he drops dead.

I hope I'm wrong.

[gordianot]

28. I can already hear his screams as his taxes and prosecutions hit his orange carcass.

Think you have seem victimhood just wait.

[world wide wally]

29. He's afraid that Melania won't call him "Sir" anymore.

[elias7]

33. And he will have no voice once Twitter does the right thing and dumps him

Allowing his BS for 4 years has been so damaging to this country. Twitter and other social media need to re-evaluate what is appropriate and what is not.