Why Trump Is So Desperate to Stay in White House
Posted By: rememberwhen, 12/24/2020 12:57:22 PM
There is a reason Donald Trump seems so desperate to hang on to his position as president of the United States. Over the weekend he reportedly talked with attorney Sidney Powell and former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn about trying to impose martial law in states he lost in order to hold new elections in the hopes that he could remain president. (Fortunately, the U.S. Army issued a statement publicly challenging the commander-in-chief.) The reason for Trump’s seemingly erratic behavior is obvious, at least to us: Donald Trump knows that he may be arrested not long after Joe Biden is sworn in at about noon on Jan. 20, 2021.
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The left gives away their strategy for neutralizing Donal Trump's future influence if The Usurper (AKA Senile Joe) is installed in the White House on Jan. 20. They plan to arrest and prosecute him. Of course, the reason for this has nothing to do with his business practices. He dared to take steps to drain the swamp.