Is this the end for trump or the start of a new beginning?

Donald Trump has had a life that has been full of ups and downs. The real estate mogul turned reality television star turned President of the United States is on the verge of once again redefining his role in life. As the major media and those within his own party are ready to throw in the towel on the Trump 2020 candidacy, Trump has other plans….he just hasn’t shared them yet with the world.

The first step of his plan is to contest the ballot counting in states that may have had some discrepancies. We all remember back when Al Gore won the presidency and thanks to a fellow named Chad in Florida, we learned that George W. Bush was president, 30 days later. We could be facing Bush v. Gore, round two over the next four weeks.

But what if that fails and Biden is still the President of the United States? What comes next for Trump?

First and foremost, he’s still the President of the United States for the next 60 days. As we have seen from Trump, he can get a lot accomplished in those 60 days. He can get the ball rolling on agenda items that might be irreversible for Biden and Kamala Harris.

He can go back to his private life of running his global corporation and life out the rest of it being Donald J. Trump the billionaire mogul and former President of the United States and continue making himself, his kids, and his grandkids extremely wealthy.

Trump may opt to immediately announce he is running again for President in four years and turn Biden’s entire first term into an absolute media circus and clown show. Trump can dabble in media. Trump already has one of the world’s largest social media presences. He can turn that into a global media business that could possibly relegate Fox News to that channel everyone used to watch for their news.

Trump hasn’t said what his long term plans are as of yet, but his immediate plan appears to be the filing of lawsuits on Monday to ensure the laws of the land have been followed during the 2020 election. While everyone is claiming a major defeat, for Trump, tomorrow starts the beginning of his next big accomplishment in life. You can take that to the bank.

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