I've always found characters who reason their way out of a tight spot more interesting than those that use bluster or force.

Someone who is a believer in justice, and trapped in a judiciary system that is more concerned with order and the preservation of status.

That tax bonus they got may end up becoming a much bigger tax, and they won't have any other choice because it'll be the only way to prevent total collapse. Won't be as if they can just flee the country, either, as it'll affect the whole world.

I'm all for demolishing the pedo palace and rebuilding the White House as it was, then charging those companies that paid for this shitheap through a windfall tax.

Hell, plenty of windfall taxes are going to be needed to fix all the problems he's going to be leaving behind.

I've always found the idea of group behaviour becoming synched one of the creepiest ideas. Something about it that really unnerves me. Probably something to do with the submission of free will to an unknown external force.

Frankly, whomever takes over should demolish Trump's ugly edifice of a ballroom (if it ever gets completed), rebuild and restore the White House as it was, and charge all of those donors through a windfall tax, as it was their bribery that enabled it.

Oh, sorry: "donation".