Assume for the sake of argument that the Senate had voted to convict and disqualify Trump

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18. It is unfortunate, but there's still hope for some accountability

The presidential pension - $400,000 - is really pretty small in light of the lifestyle he lives and the money he owes. It would probably barely cover a month's living expenses or the monthly interest on the massive and growing amount of his debt.

And the other perks - office expenses and travel - aren't a given. The amount authorized by law is a CAP, not a guarantee of what he'll actually get. GSA has to approve the budget and how it's spent. And they likely won't agree to the exorbitant self-dealing he engaged in when he was president and controlled the purse strings.

Just because he wasn't impeached and disqualified from holding office doesn't mean he got away with anything. This man is going to spend the rest of his life looking over his shoulder and fighting in court.

And it also gives me great pleasure to know that for the rest of his life, he will ONLY be embraced by the kinds of people he has always disdained and looked down on and he'll be shunned by the people he's spent his entire life aspiring to be accepted by.

His life is not going to be easy - I think he and his family will eventually regret he ever ran for president.