Trump at Biden's inauguration? Some Republicans would love to see it

[Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin]

When President Donald Trump lost this year's election to Joe Biden, almost nobody around him said they could envision the losing incumbent attending his successor's inauguration.

The image remains implausible for a President who will likely never concede and said Sunday that nothing would convince him he lost. Yet Republicans and aides to Trump are encouraging him to at least consider attending Biden's swearing-in, hoping his presence will both reflect well on his character and help preserve his future influence but also convince Americans the election was fair.

"I hope the President is there on Inaugural Day," Sen. Roy Blunt, the Missouri Republican who is responsible for overseeing January's inauguration, told CNN's Dana Bash on "State of the Union" on Sunday.

Blunt, who declined to call Biden the president-elect, still said it was "likely" the former vice president would be sworn in on January 20. He said he was "continuing to work to see what we can do to have both the President there and have Vice President Biden there, likely sworn in on that day."

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/trump-at-biden-s-inauguration-some-republicans-would-love-to-see-it/ar-BB1bsV8G?li=BBnbfcQ&ocid=DELLDHP

No, stay away Trump. No one likes you aside from your brain dead followers.

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

1. "Reflect well on his character"? Seriously, Republicans?

Trump's "character" as it actually is would reflect badly on a rabid wolverine. He should stay the fuck away from the inauguration, and if he wants to have one of his bad-sport super-spreader rallies somewhere else, fine, and fuck him some more.

[CatMor]

2. If he goes he should be made to wear a Hannibal Lecter mask ..

and a straight jacket.

[Ace Rothstein]

3. Why is Roy Blunt responsible for overseeing the inauguration?

[zipplewrath]

5. Chairman of the senate rules committee

It’s a little-known perk that comes with Blunt’s job as chairman of the Senate Rules Committee, a normally sleepy panel that oversees the upper chamber’s inner workings. But every four years, the job gets some glitz and glamour.

[Ace Rothstein]

10. Thank You

[Retrograde]

12. He doesn't seem too enthusiastic about it

Sounds like it will be a minimalist inauguration. Doesn't matter much - Biden is still president as of noon that day.

[Zorro]

4. He's likely to pull a Kanye if he attends the inauguration

[Vinca]

6. That's exactly what I thought. He'll grab the mic from Biden and start ranting and raving.

[LisaL]

7. My feelings exactly.

He could run up on the stage screaming that he is the actual president or something. As much as people like to see a train wreck, it's much better off he he goes golfing or whatever.

[Thekaspervote]

8. I guess ol Roy didn't hear dotard is planning a hate fest rally that day

[musclecar6]

9. It sure

Is fun watching the five year old Orange Child carry on ranting and raving and yelling and screaming and crying. I imagine more than a few of the MAGA morons are gonna start abandoning this whining jack ass.

[Retrograde]

11. If he goes, he'll make it all about himself

A poster upthread said he might grab the mike: I think that's too much exertion for him. But he'd bring his own mike, hog the podium, try to keep Roberts from administering the oath, and going into a long, incoherent rant about vote dumping or dead people voting or something.

Hmm- maybe the Biden administration can sell pay-for-view rights and get back some of the money the grifter and his spawn spent on themselves

[BGBD]

13. All this talk about if he'll be there.....nobody ever asks

if he's actually invited.

[Volaris]

14. Hopefully, masks will be a REQUIREMENT to be within 10 miles of DC that day;

No Trump, no protesters.
Oh, and I'm from Missouri. Roy Blunt can fuck off, too.