Donald Trump in Jail: Who Would Manage the Country?

Respected global legend, would you humor us and tell us what the weather is like on the planet you live on? The question at hand is a bit more earthly, but no less important.

His Vice President

When Donald Trump was elected, he was far too occupied with his golf courses and hotels, funneling taxpayer money into his personal ventures. So, who would take the reins if he were to face legal troubles? It might, as many believe, be his Vice President or the members of his cabinet.

Fixing the Argument

Let's rephrase this for clarity. If the infamous leader is locked up, who will continue to manage his various scams and cons from behind bars? He doesn't stand a chance of stealing the presidency again. To fix the argument, it might well be the same individuals who were already managing things while he was preoccupied.

Debunking Myths About Trump’s Leadership

It's important to clarify that Donald Trump never 'ran' the country. He spent most of his time golfing and delegating tasks to others, often without the ability to perform them competently. The real management and decision-making were handled by the cabinet members and other key figures. This is why many argue he was completely incompetent in his role and relied on others to manage the country.

Future Outlook

This scenario isn't just theoretical. Fortunately for the world, Trump is not expected to win the 2024 election, and Joe Biden is poised to take over again. Even if Trump were to face legal consequences, the management of the country would continue in a similar fashion as before.

Speculation on a Guilty Prisoner’s Role

If Trump were to face legal issues, he might emulate the style of past figures like Fidel Castro, using intermediaries to send messages while in prison. Even while incarcerated, Trump might continue to engage in his usual antics, perhaps even writing a compelling book detailing his legal battles and prison life.

Conclusion

It's evident that the country's management would continue similarly even if Trump were to be incarcerated. The cabinet and other key figures would take over, maintaining the status quo as they did during the Trump presidency.