Will TRump resign

[Joedog]

to get a pardon from Pence

[Happy Hoosier]

1. He'll try to pardon himself.

He's gonna blow his lid when Pence doesn't do his bidding on Wednesday.

[Joedog]

4. Pence will probably defer to ChuckGrassley

President pro tem of the Senate

[Blue Owl]

8. He may not be able to pardon himself

But he's welcome to go fuck himself any time...

[former9thward]

2. No.

Some posters on this site have been saying Trump would resign since 2016 -- before that election even. And the predictions have continued since them. Well they have 18 more days...

[Miguelito Loveless]

3. His ego won't let him

[crickets]

15. Exactly. It will never happen. nt

[Arne]

5. I thought that was his catch phrase 'I resign'.

[PoliticAverse]

6. He doesn't have to. He could just use the 25th amendment provision to temporarily transfer power

to Pence.

[Squidly]

7. by resigning,

that would be admitting he lost which he will never do. Its why I have a hard time believing the rumors that he will attend the inauguration

[TreasonousBastard]

9. Look at his entire life and try to find any time he "lost". Even when he went down in flames...

he still claimed a win.

Nobody believed him, but he never cared.

[Bev54]

10. As much as I would like to see that asshole behind bars,

I would be happy enough if dropped dead on the spot, before he could grant anymore pardons and I want to see the look on all these crooks faces when someone tells them, especially his spawn.

[procon]

11. Why would Trump trust his legal liabilities to

Pence who has no reason to give him anything? The way Trump projects his own worst thoughts, he would expect Pence to flip because that is what he would do.

[Firestorm49]

12. His ego repels the word "resign." He'll never do it.

However, stress can be a daunting thing. It makes people do crazy things, often to their own detriment.

The circus continues.

[herding cats]

13. No.

He'd lose power with his base. Which means he'd lose money he's worked to secure.

It'll never happen. It's not the angle he's working here.

[PoindexterOglethorpe]

14. Oh, dear lord.

People here have been asking that question every since November 9, 2016. I realize you're a relative newbie here, but no.