Where will Trump go after the election? (Poll)

[Fionalein]

Right now most countries have banned travel from the United States. That includes Air Force One. At most he could land at a US military installation, but he couldn't leave it.

In Scotland that might be true, in countries like Kazachstan he most likely can buy a red carpet though.

 

[detrius]

Well Trump likes his tacky kind of glamour, and he likes it big. So probably first he will get back to NYC, and then try to get into the gambling industry again. But this time not in Atlantic city, but Las Vegas.

Las Vegas is exactly the type of city which has that type of glamour that attracts Trump like a moth to a light. And contrary to NYC he's still got a real chance to build the biggest phallus type of building in town.

Reviving this thread because it became relevant again.

Trump is never going to return to New York to live there. He hates this city, he'll never forgive New York for opposing him. He also let thousands of New Yorkers die from Covid-19 to get back at them for being a blue state, so the hatred is mutual.

Trump doesn't have the guts to confront any of the people whose parents he killed, so he'll at most do quick visits to Trump Tower to conduct some shady business with his Russian patrons or when he has a court date. He's going to sneak in and out of the building like a thief in the middle of the night. But it'll essentially feel like a cage to him and be a constant reminder of the fact that he deserves to be in prison.

He already would have sold it off to a Russian oligarch if his ego, business and offspring weren't keeping him from doing so.

He also won't go to Las Vegas: his last foray into the world of casinos ended with a disaster. Also, if Vegas had been an option back then, he would have gone there instead of Atlantic City - I think he knew that turf had already been claimed by predators that are just as nasty as him, but way more competent, so he would have been eaten alive if he had entered their territory. That hasn't really changed.

And in addition to the above, it looks like he's going to lose Nevada, so that's another big no-no.

I think when people try to figure out how Trump will react to losing the election, they need to remember that he's really not a complex character.

To quote Bronxelf: "He's a toaster".

Bread goes in, toast comes out.

And one of the many things this simpleton doesn't like doing is contingency planning, so whenever one of his crackpot plans falls apart, it sends him flailing. That's why he's squealing like a stung pig at the moment.

And like a wounded animal, he's going to retreat to his safe spot. In Trump's case, that's Mar-a-Lago or the East Wing of the White House, but he clearly prefers his Florida residence.

His presence at the White House mostly serves to maintain the facade of "doing work". But that won't be necessary anymore after his defeat, so he'll just fly to Florida, stay there and let the White House run on autopilot. I'm certain he won't show up at Biden's inauguration ceremony.

I suppose Twitter is finally going to block his account for calling for a civil war and encouraging terror attacks, and Melania might file for a divorce soon.

So that's where he's going to stay - alone, castrated and without a voice. At least until the federal marshals come to take him away.

 

[Kara Spengler]

I suspect he will get a pardon from Biden just to cut the shenanigans short.

He better not. After what he has done to our country ...

 

[Sid]

He better not. After what he has done to our country ...

Just a little less than half of the grown ups in the USA seem satisfied with what he accomplished so far.

 

[Cindy Claveau]

My own prediction -- on the record as of today! -- is that Trump will flee the country just ahead of prosecution and settle somewhere in the Middle East, probably UAE. Jared will most likely settle his family in Israel.

Stephen Miller is probably already arranging a list of nations with no extradition treaties to the US.

 

[Soen Eber]

How about an underground bunker?

Just saying ...

 

[Kara Spengler]

Just a little less than half of the grown ups in the USA seem satisfied with what he accomplished so far.

Just as I am not satisfied with them. I grew up in a small rural area. Nobody could agree on politics with anyone else but we knew how to be civil with each other. Then the maggots came and did not do that. I have to constantly worry about relatives and friends who are still there.

I would not shed one tear if his entire cult was fired at the sun. They are destroying the country.

 

[Jolene Benoir]

How about an underground bunker?

Just saying ...

Not the one in the White House, I hope.

 

[Sid]

Once he is inside the bunker, people outside can control him completely.
An as good prison as any other IMHO.

 

[Sredni Eel]

I hear Leavenworth is nice this time of year.

 

[Soen Eber]

Not the one in the White House, I hope.

No, the one I'm thinking of has a car park on top.

 

[Essence Lumin]

I hear Leavenworth is nice this time of year.

Why yes, it is 68F there right now. It even looks a bit like the White House.

 

[Sid]

Okay it needs a bit of paint here and there, but what about this:

 

[Innula Zenovka]

It's closing soon, but he's likely to start here, I think

 

[Essence Lumin]

The federal prison in Florence, Colorado would be ideal. Prisoners are on lockdown 23 hours a day which should shut him up. He'll have the company of the Boston Bomber, the Unabomber and the Oklahoma City Bomber among others if he gets to see them for the 1 hour he's free each day.

 

[Free]

Are fictional prisons an option?

 

[Casey Pelous]

The whole bunch is headed for ......

Spoiler

 

[Bartholomew Gallacher]

Stephen Miller is probably already arranging a list of nations with no extradition treaties to the US.

Which really don't mean much. If the USA desperately want one, they don't care and catch him regardless in a covert mission. And extracting him out of Bahrain, Congo, Maldives or Mashall Islands is entirely doable.

To be really safe from such a thing he would need to live in a country which has a very good intelligence agency and safety net to protect him 24/7. The only two countries on that list which do have such an intelligence agency at their disposal are Russia and China, maybe also Indonesia and Vietnam but there I am unsure about. And both will definitely not grant him asylum.

Also he would need to shut up his mouth, and not seek the public any longer. Both things I don't see happen.

 

[Soen Eber]

I think either one would take him if he came in Air Force One and gave away that top secret $4 billion plane. All they would need to do is block the runway and intervene in a mysterious humanitarian "medical emergency" Trump could stage for them.

 

[Essence Lumin]

Which really don't mean much. If the USA desperately want one, they don't care and catch him regardless in a covert mission. And extracting him out of Bahrain, Congo, Maldives or Mashall Islands is entirely doable.

To be really safe from such a thing he would need to live in a country which has a very good intelligence agency and safety net to protect him 24/7. The only two countries on that list which do have such an intelligence agency at their disposal are Russia and China, maybe also Indonesia and Vietnam but there I am unsure about. And both will definitely not grant him asylum.

Also he would need to shut up his mouth, and not seek the public any longer. Both things I don't see happen.

There is still North Korea. I could imagine they would allow him in if he promised to yell Best Korea bad United States.