No matter what anyone's opinion of the guy might be, Trump will be around. People should get used to it.
If you hate him, the last thing you would want is President Pence. Plus it'd take the democrats winning essentially two thirds of both the house and senate in the midterms, which is absolutely impossible. Very very few districts are remotely competitive.
Unless he has tapes and starts destroying them, it is impossible to charge him with obstruction. Even Dershowitz says he has the absolute constitutional authority to straight up order the FBI not to investigate him & threaten jobs if they hesitate. It can never be obstruction because he's the president.
Collusion is done with. There's never been grounds for reasonable suspicion on that & Comey blew it out of the water.
This might go on for a while, but as long as Trump doesn't destroy evidence or perjure himself (don't know why he's testifying) then he's untouchable. The only thing any of this does is distract from the political agenda.
As far as May, we'll see. I've never been a fan of hers. Politics aside, she seems like a competent enough manager but not at all an inspiring leader. We'll see. Reporting is she has her coalition. I know there's still plenty teeth gnashing. It's kind of irrelevant though. Whoever that person is has little to do what Brexit negotiations. They just need to figure head better.
You can think what you want about Trump, I've never been much of a fan myself, but you should not underestimate some of the people working for them. The sort of strategic thinking they're capable of is unprecedented.
The reporting I've seen was essentially if there would be large street protests that present a terror target & which would be an embarrassment to the queen, then best to delay till a better time. I thought it was a mistake to say that cause it'll just encourage further protest to him coming, but that's what's being said.
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