How much longer can tRump last?

[Joe941]

With today's indictments it is now clearly a question of when (and not if) tRump is removed. My question for you is how long can tRump last? Can he make it through the first term. I believe it might only be a matter of months. Look into your crystal ball and make a prediction.

[fierywoman]

1. If you're crystal ball gazing, there's a Vedic astrologer who says he'll be

in jail this fall. There are a few psychics who say he's got death around him.

[Initech]

5. If Mueller doesn't get him, a massive coronary probably will.

[BainsBane]

14. ..

[sarisataka]

2. How much longer?

January 20, 2025 at most.
Personally I hope for four years less.

Anything else is wishful speculation.

[MFM008]

3. wishful speculation................tomorrow

Mueller is moving pretty quick... boxing everyone in, I expect more indictments of the Flynn variety and pretty soon.

[underpants]

4. As I said yesterday- if Trump was in JAWS he'd immediately be up in the crows nest

Hoping the shark got full on the others.

[wiggs]

6. If tax cuts fail, gop will move toward replacement. If tax cuts pass, gop will move toward

replacement. One way or another: impeach, 25th, paying for resignation.

[Binkie The Clown]

7. Some time ago, somebody in the know (I don't remember who) said...

...Trump will spend the rest of his life in jail.

The sooner the better.

[fierywoman]

15. Wasn't that one of F-ing M's business partners?

[lame54]

8. As good as today is...

I'm still in the believe it when i see it state

[NightWatcher]

9. He's going to flee on Dec 24 when he hopes no one is watching.

[David__77]

10. January 20, 2025.

I don’t think that’s necessarily the most likely scenario.

[Guy Whitey Corngood]

17. I was thinking 2021, because I don't think his lazy ass wants to "work" (if we can

call what he does work) that long.

[oberliner]

11. He will never resign and will never be impeached

This will have no effect.

[Joe941]

19. that is awfully pessimistic.

[oberliner]

21. Republicans control Congress

If they didn't, it might be a different story.

[Orrex]

23. Pessimistic perhaps, but not entirely unlikely

The GOP congress--which will easily retain its majority in 2018 and 2020--has no incentive to act against Trump because he is absolutely and unfailingly advancing their agenda.

His base will not turn on him, so that's a 30% - 35% guaranteed Republican vote foundation.

It is highly unlikely that Trump will resign because that will mean admitting defeat or failure. If, however, he does resign, he will claim that it is because Democrats and the FAKE NEWS have created such a toxic environment that nothing can be accomplished. Pence will then immediately pardon Trump for all eligible crimes, and Republicans (enabled by the media) will immediately begin canonizing Trump as a great president unfairly brought down by collusion between Democrats--led by Clinton--and the hostile media (and of course the media will act quickly to re-ingratiate itself with Republicans, to avoid any accusation of Liberal bias).


If you find this pessimistic, please tell me: what crime can Trump have committed that, in your view, would guarantee that the GOP Senate will act to impeach him?

[0rganism]

12. i give him 2 years tops

i'm thinking the GOP will want him gone before Dec. 2018, to establish presidential creds for Pence before 2020 rolls around

and he'll probably want to leave before then anyway, if he doesn't have a 2-scoops heart attack

[BainsBane]

13. Up to 7 years

I've learned that anything is possible, and the world rarely proceeds as I wish.

[davsand]

16. He'll never leave by his own choice.

They will have to roll his carcass out of the office feet first to ever get him out of there before the end of his term. I honestly think the GOP is that dickless, and that he's that crazy.



Laura

[Sunlei]

24. He's no quitter& useful to Republicans-they'd keep him alive propped up in a chair w/ 24/7 nurses

Republicans state & federal can rape America dry of every cent of federal & state money with an ignorant/sick president.

[FreeState]

18. I don't see the GOP dumping him anytime before midterms n/t

[dembotoz]

20. yes the gop will not turn on him..he ain't going anywhere

[Sunlei]

22. he has about 30 years or less, I can guarantee that :P My crystal ball says, most accidents happen

in the "home".

All those stairs in that old White House,

old engines on every Jet ride vacation.

All those weak old veins in angry-old brains

[Alea]

25. Dropping out any day now

[Joe941]

27. Yup, you start at the bottom and flip em as you work your way up to tRump.

[guillaumeb]

28. As long as he is useful to McConnell and Ryan. eom

[ClarendonDem]

29. He'll last at least until the end of his current term

Even if indicted, and I'm not really sure he will be indicted. He's not going to get impeached by this Congress, and the Dems aren't going to retake both the House and Senate, and even if they did probably wouldn't have the votes in the Senate to impeach. So unless he resigns we are stuck with him for a few more years. I don't know if he'll run for reelection, but don't think he'll win if he does.