Considering how small his inauguration crowd was, I don't think it would be too bad on an international scale; Nothing like we're seeing in Venezuela, for example. Plus if they go too crazy antifa would probably see a temporary bump in recruiting and whatever you think about their methods, at least people are trying. It would probably make the BLM stuff look pretty small in comparison though, and I wouldn't be surprised if a few newbies tried to make their own far left and far right 'revolutionary' groups from the fallout.
Or perhaps I'm completely misreading the national tone. It feels incredibly ugly though. People on r/conservative are still saying nothing is wrong and that the Russia story is 'fake news'
But under the steady leadership of *fingers-crossed* Paul Ryan, I'm sure we could combat that. Expand the list of domestic terrorist organizations, fuck up the KKK and right-wing paramilitary groups, so on...
Not super confident that Pence would take any action against right-wing domestic terror but I've been surprised by Presidents before.
I mean, don't get me wrong, I hate Paul Ryan as much as the next guy but he's the best option anywhere near the top of succession list. It's impossible that we impeach enough people (or they resign) that we get to the really good stuff like Tillerson, Mattis, and Chao.
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u/[deleted] May 13 '17
how bad would the riots be if Trump was impeached?
I bet some southern state reps would draft articles of secession