President Trump is facing increasing pressure from corporate America to finally concede to President-elect Joe Biden after the sitting president’s ill-fated attempts to legally challenge the legitimacy of the election process have fizzled.
So the richest of the rich think he should move on - the minute Trump sees a real economic downside to continuing his coup cosplay, or sees a real financial reward for stopping, it will be over yesterday.
Mnelvin D. Exploi-Tehrr, informal Trump advisor and confidante, remarked:
I really couldn’t care about kids in cages, or any ecological catastrophe that will happen after my own lifetime… but Trump’s attempts to destabilize the political system might interfere with short-term profits, and we really can’t have that…
I tend to think this will affect his enablers more than Trump. He’ll be too fixed on narcissistic revenge to stop himself – for anyone. And that includes the Republican party. They’re in for it too.
Well, no, because 30 seconds after his ass is out of office, we’ll hear all about how Trump wasn’t a good businessman. “Everyone” knows it, even the libtards had been complaining about it for 5 years.":
But this Romney fellow, he’s a good businessman and would reverse the Biden Depression.
Probably not, because of course it was never about governing, but only about the grift. If I have learned anything about ‘business’ in the last decades, it’s that it does not matter in which direction the financial markets move. Someone will always be able to exploit that movement for profit. And the profit part becomes easy if one knows ahead of time what to expect.
I think trump’s “friends” were able to make a fortune specifically because of his ineptitude.
More than 100 chief executives are expected to ask the Trump administration on Monday to immediately acknowledge that Biden is President-elect and demand that Biden’s formal transition begin, according to the New York Times.