Who Will Be Escorting Trump Out of the White House on Jan 20?

[Yttrium]

In the event that Joe Biden wins the election and Donald Trump refuses to leave office on January 20th, who would be most likely to remove Trump?

I remember military leaders saying that the military wouldn't get involved, but I don't remember who exactly said that.

 

[Elliewaves]

He may flee the country the week before. I can't see him and Melani smiling for photos with the Bidens and handing them a gift. Either he'll flee or tweet furiously that it's not worth his time and America sucks so he's skipping out! He'll spend the day tweeting about how he hates everyone and he really won. Then he might go to Russia or Turkey to help his BFFs take down America.

 

[Albion]

He may flee the country the week before. I can't see him and Melani smiling for photos with the Bidens and handing them a gift. Either he'll flee or tweet furiously that it's not worth his time and America sucks so he's skipping out!

Who will grab Trump by the arms and drag him kicking and screaming out of the White House on the 20th of January?

I remember military leaders saying that the military wouldn't get involved, but I don't remember who exactly said that.

This is the pointless and unfounded kind of gloating that does no one any good--not Biden, and not our country either.

Hopefully, Biden himself will remember that he promised to be a uniter and not a divider when it comes to his public remarks in the coming weeks. I don't know if that is too much to hope for, or if his advisors, etc. will even permit it, but maybe he will do that.

 

[SummerMadness]

I don't know, but I'll bring the popcorn.

 

[JackRT]

I voted for the secret service because I believe that Trump is psychologically unable to accept being "a loser". However, I would hope that he leave in a dignified way as befits the head of state of a great nation.

 

[Kenny'sID]

Who will grab Trump by the arms and drag him kicking and screaming out of the White House on the 20th of January?

Who? Your Imagination.

 

[Yttrium]

This is the pointless and unfounded kind of gloating that does no one any good--not Biden, and not our country either.

Excellent point. I will edit my OP.

 

[essentialsaltes]

He goes to his first Trump 2024 rally and they change the locks at the White House.

 

[Ophiolite]

I don't know if that is too much to hope for, or if his advisors, etc. will even permit it, but maybe he will do that.

That is what we should all hope for and all of you in the US need to work for. That means ditching the name calling and berating and being open to his efforts for the whole country. No knee jerk reactions to proposals, but measured, positive criticism.
If you don't our grandchildren will all be talking Chinese several decades earlier than otherwise.

 

[dogs4thewin]

In the event that Joe Biden wins the election and Donald Trump refuses to leave office on January 20th, who would be most likely to remove Trump?

I remember military leaders saying that the military wouldn't get involved, but I don't remember who exactly said that.

Trump has said that IF he feels it is a fair election he will leave on his own.

 

[Triumvirate]

This is the pointless and unfounded kind of gloating that does no one any good--not Biden, and not our country either.

Hopefully, Biden himself will remember that he promised to be a uniter and not a divider when it comes to his public remarks in the coming weeks. I don't know if that is too much to hope for, or if his advisors, etc. will even permit it, but maybe he will do that.

Last four years:
Own the libs
Own the libs
Own the libs
Own the libs

Losers, now:
Hmph! Well we hope you're going to be bringing people together!

The optimism is refreshing, I suppose

 

[comana]

Trump has said that IF he feels it is a fair election he will leave on his own.

Which means he won’t leave on his own because he will never concede that his loss was fair.

 

[pescador]

This is the pointless and unfounded kind of gloating that does no one any good--not Biden, and not our country either.

Hopefully, Biden himself will remember that he promised to be a uniter and not a divider when it comes to his public remarks in the coming weeks. I don't know if that is too much to hope for, or if his advisors, etc. will even permit it, but maybe he will do that.

Or it could be a well-founded opinion...

 

[dogs4thewin]

Which means he won’t leave on his own because he will never concede that his loss was fair.

How do you know? You have to admit that some states he is suing is one close and two were actually CALLED entirely too early. ( AZ is the one I am mostly thinking of with that statement.

 

[LostMarbels]

My gosh people give up quick....

 

[comana]

How do you know? You have to admit that some states he is suing is one close and two were actually CALLED entirely too early. ( AZ is the one I am mostly thinking of with that statement.

I have watched his behavior for four years and he will not accept his loss. It is not his personality. The fact that the press has called states still being counted is irrelevant. There are no official results until each state has certified their results and the electoral college votes.

 

[SummerMadness]

How do you know? You have to admit that some states he is suing is one close and two were actually CALLED entirely too early. ( AZ is the one I am mostly thinking of with that statement.

Calling a state early doesn't change the outcome. Counting votes is all that is needed, every state at this moment is still counting votes. Notice no one is complaining and suing Alaska.

 

[essentialsaltes]

Biden's campaign voiced little concern at the prospect of Trump clinging to power.

"As we said on July 19, the American people will decide this election. And the United States government is perfectly capable of escorting trespassers out of the White House," campaign spokesman Andrew Bates said in a statement.

The Trump campaign released a statement Friday morning making clear it will refuse to concede the election, calling any projections of Biden as the winner "false" and the race "far from final."

 

[dzheremi]

Trump has said that IF he feels it is a fair election he will leave on his own.

Whether or not he personally thinks it is fair has nothing to do with anything concerning how he'll have to leave. There are constitutional amendments that govern this (that's why I'm not voting in the poll; it's not up to what I think should happen, either):

The terms of the President and Vice President shall end at noon on the 20th day of January, and the terms of Senators and Representatives at noon on the 3d [sic] day of January, of the years in which such terms would have ended if this article had not been ratified; and the terms of their successors shall then begin.

-- from the 20th amendment to the United States Constitution, adopted January 23, 1933

So unless the power of Trump's whining somehow grants him access to a time machine, I think he'll have to go, no matter if someone will need to physically be involved in his leaving or not.

 

[Albion]

So unless the power of Trump's whining somehow grants him access to a time machine, I think he'll have to go, no matter if someone will need to physically be involved in his leaving or not.

Whoopee. Something that was not going to happen and the President never said he was considering...has at last been shown to be unlikely to happen.

For a more meaningful look into possible coming events, give the following a read--

History Repeats Itself: Lenin's Actions to Steal the 1917 Election in Russia Are Eerily Similar to the Democrats Steal Today