@piddocktrumperiness
Do you think he'll play the insanity card?He's got many cases against him and I worry that he'll cop out and not face his actions.
Trump will do ANYTHING to get out of taking responsibility for his actions if he has to. If it becomes the only action he can take, he will suddenly develop dementia or something.
Trump's problem going forward if he does face legal action is about who will represent him. The very best lawyers will be very aware that defending Trump is going to be incredibly difficult, if not impossible. It might be a way to make a name for yourself as a loophole lawyer but that a risky strategy and not one thats attractive to someone who already has experience / a name for themselves. The only way someone with a name and reputation will take it on is as a retirement cheque and even then only at a very high price. Anyone taking on the case is likely to find themselves ostracised from the legal profession. Even Republican leaning lawyers are going to be reluctant to take this on. Its well known Trump is not easy to work for. The fact that Trump's previous lawyer Cohen ended up in jail and the expectation from Trump to defend him unquestioningly and potentially at personal risk, won't be attractive. Guilliani is doing this, and looks as mad as a box of frogs. Guilliani himself simply isn't up to the job. Even Trump is likely to be aware of this - afterall Guilliani hasn't had any success with the election challenges.
The insanity / health card is the most obvious (and tried and tested) way out of it. I think it might be hard to resist.
I also don't think its likely to work. Trump has made a point of getting doctors to prove how great his health is during his presidency. Thats a bit of a problem for such a defence.