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What Will Happen If Trump Refuses To Leave?
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When must he hand over power and what happens if he refuses to do so, will he be dragged out shouting and screaming.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.One commentator pointed out that Trump will probably want to concentrate on his post-Presidential career, and it won't win him any admirers in that field if he fails to leave graciously.
Since Trump doesn't have a gracious bone in his body, I'm inclined to think he will carry on with his pointless tirades, and then imagine that the real world is queuing up to have him back.
Since Trump doesn't have a gracious bone in his body, I'm inclined to think he will carry on with his pointless tirades, and then imagine that the real world is queuing up to have him back.
jackdaw "I agree. Trump appears to be more pro-Britain than Biden but we will just have to wait and see."
I don't think he is pro Britain...or pro anything apart from pro himself. he will do, say, promise anything to further his own ends and when he no longer needs the person, organisation or country or when what he wants changes or he can't get it then he will just dump them.
I don't think he is pro Britain...or pro anything apart from pro himself. he will do, say, promise anything to further his own ends and when he no longer needs the person, organisation or country or when what he wants changes or he can't get it then he will just dump them.
I've been watching the news and they're saying things like we'll have to now wait and see whether the President faces reality and concedes defeat.
I don't even see how that's possible now. When you've claimed that there's been massive fraud and you've got lots of evidence for it, you can't suddenly say, oh well our lawsuits have failed - it was worth a try, but now we'll admit we lost and co-operate with the handover.
They've burnt their bridges and have no choice but to persist with their nonsense.
I don't even see how that's possible now. When you've claimed that there's been massive fraud and you've got lots of evidence for it, you can't suddenly say, oh well our lawsuits have failed - it was worth a try, but now we'll admit we lost and co-operate with the handover.
They've burnt their bridges and have no choice but to persist with their nonsense.
Both parties game the various systems. Without, I'd suggest, manufacturing votes.
The only good thing that can come out of all this is that any court ruling might actually advise for future elections.
Unless there is some major piece of stuff that has so far escaped everybody, then there is zero percent chance of anything happening other than Trump finally leaving, possibly still complaining, but nonetheless leaving.
The only good thing that can come out of all this is that any court ruling might actually advise for future elections.
Unless there is some major piece of stuff that has so far escaped everybody, then there is zero percent chance of anything happening other than Trump finally leaving, possibly still complaining, but nonetheless leaving.
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