What will happen after Donald Trump leaves office?

    Besides the new president being inaugurated on January 20th, 2029, will Trump still be remembered or what will happen after he leaves office?


    Trump ran for President in 2000 (as a third-party candidate), then 2016, then 2020, and most recently 2024, and he will leave The Oval Office in 2029. People like Adam Kizinger (former member of the House of Representatives of Illinois) are glad that Trump's leaving The Oval Office in 2029 all because of the Constitution.

    He'll be remembered for all the wrong reasons. This is assuming he doesn't have his brain surgically transplanted into a robot body (Elon will take credit despite having nothing to do with the design) so he can fulfill his dreams of a lengthy dictatorship.

    He'll be remembered for staging the greatest comeback in US political history. He was left for dead, persona non grata, after the capitol riot...and clawed his way back and became the 2nd US president (after Grover Cleveland) to serve non-consecutive term...reshaping the Republican electorate to win in a college electoral landslide and giving the Republican party their first popular vote victory since Bush's 2004 re-election.

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    He'll be remembered for all the wrong reasons.

    I prefer any president other than Trump.

    Trump is the:

    • First president to be convicted of a felony (regardless if sentenced or not)
    • First president to have a mugshot taken
    • First president to have the mugshot and conviction take place in 2 different states (Georgia and New York)
    • First president to have an endorsement from at least one dictator (Vladimir Putin)

    Do you think he will be remembered for a long time or forever? Historians view James Buchanan as a terrible president, but he was president from 1857-1861, and no one (or barely anyone) talks about him.

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