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Semi-serious thought experiment:
Trump is impeached in the House, sufficient damage done by rising tide of criminal evidence breaks McConnell's logjam and Trump is convicted in Senate trial and removed from office, state and other criminal trials proceed and Trump is sentenced...
Or forget that, let's go ahead and assume he escapes impeachment and either terms out or doesn't win in 2020.
Either way, how do we trust Trump with national security information once he's no longer in office?
This scenario can only play one way: Trump MUST spend the rest of his life in solitary because, given his nature he is given over to a desire for revenge, and he is privy to national security secrets that threaten our safety. He cannot be in contact with other people for the rest of his life.
Remember, this is just a thought experiment, but from a national security point of view, is there any other way to manage his incarceration, or even his life outside should he ever get out or escape criminal prosecution? I don't think so.
And, given that he cannot be trusted with this information, fleeing to Russia looks even more attractive to him, no?
PS: Steven Seagal's criminal investigation just got closed, he is free to return to the USA now, but he is still a Russian citizen.
I dunno, is this the beginning of a brand new "Trump University"?

Trump is impeached in the House, sufficient damage done by rising tide of criminal evidence breaks McConnell's logjam and Trump is convicted in Senate trial and removed from office, state and other criminal trials proceed and Trump is sentenced...
Or forget that, let's go ahead and assume he escapes impeachment and either terms out or doesn't win in 2020.
Either way, how do we trust Trump with national security information once he's no longer in office?
This scenario can only play one way: Trump MUST spend the rest of his life in solitary because, given his nature he is given over to a desire for revenge, and he is privy to national security secrets that threaten our safety. He cannot be in contact with other people for the rest of his life.
Remember, this is just a thought experiment, but from a national security point of view, is there any other way to manage his incarceration, or even his life outside should he ever get out or escape criminal prosecution? I don't think so.
And, given that he cannot be trusted with this information, fleeing to Russia looks even more attractive to him, no?
PS: Steven Seagal's criminal investigation just got closed, he is free to return to the USA now, but he is still a Russian citizen.
I dunno, is this the beginning of a brand new "Trump University"?
