Bridges

When the midterm election results start trickling in and Donald Trump sees the writing on the wall, he will attempt to usurp the Constitution and subvert the will of the people. But this time, his actions will carry a heavy legal toll. A grand jury indictment is highly likely to include federal charges of conspiracy to defraud the United States, conspiracy against civil rights, and depriving citizens of a fair election. He could also face charges under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, mail and wire fraud, tampering with public records, and state-level RICO violations. His corrupt Attorney General, Todd Blanche, will undoubtedly claim these actions were part of constitutional "election integrity" duties — but the nation will see through the lie. Even a conservative Supreme Court won't be able to shield him from the fallout, ultimately leading to his removal from office. By 2028, a historic criminal trial will begin. Unlike past proceedings, this trial won't happen behind closed doors; it will be fully televised for the entire nation to witness.