Trump remains bunkered in the White House as the world spins on
President Donald Trump's agenda listed "no public events" on Tuesday -- the 10th time since the election that those words have appeared on his daily schedule. He has answered no questions from reporters, invited no cameras into the Oval Office and ventured no further than his namesake golf course, 25 miles from the White House in Virginia. His schedule has not included a classified intelligence briefing in more than a month ...
Trump has even canceled his plans to travel to Mar-a-Lago for Thanksgiving, administration officials told CNN. The President and first lady were scheduled to spend the holiday at their South Florida resort, but have decided to stay in Washington instead.
Even as workers dismantle and truck away the temporary metal mesh fencing that surrounded the White House on Election Day, the President remains fortified inside the building as he continues to deny losing to President-elect Joe Biden. When he looks out his north-facing windows, he can see the reviewing stand for Biden's inaugural parade -- the same one he sat in four years ago -- being re-erected on his front lawn.
Trump has mostly stopped phoning US allies, particularly as they move toward recognizing Biden's win. The last foreign leader the White House said Trump spoke with was French President Emmanuel Macron, who he dialed on October 30 after a terrorist attack in Nice. Trump has demonstrated little interest in adding more to his schedule, people familiar with the matter said, and few aides have raised the idea with him because of his dark mood and preoccupation with his loss.
He is spending mornings in the residence watching television, arriving to the Oval Office later in the afternoon and remaining into the evening. He goes back-and-forth between the office and his adjoining dining room, which is equipped with a large television and where newspapers and magazines are strewn across the table. The President has yet to comment on the deaths of the Americans, who were killed last Thursday while serving as part of a peacekeeping force in Egypt. He has not tweeted about the crash or made any other public comments about it.
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because he's afraid they won't let him back in 
I’ve seen, here at DU, updates on his schedule: it’s been only rallies or nada 
Most of them would prefer death to humiliation. They are fundamentally incapable of accepting a defeat gracefully.
This is a guy who cheats so much at golf by kicking the ball to a more favorable location, the caddies at his club nicknamed him "Pelé." 
