Thread by @soychicka

I have a prediction:

Multiple victims of child sexual assault will file lawsuits against @realDonaldTrump + friends before the 2020 general election.

In fact, I'd say they'll be filed by August 14, 2020.

democratandchronicle.com/story/news/pol…

I wouldn't be surprised if there was a line of process servers outside the White House on August 14, 2019.

And THAT is why he's talking about the oranges of the Mueller investigation, and his father's birth in a country his parents were exiled from.

It's knowledge of his looming fate.

That's why he's starting to talk again about rigged elections - even if we don't get our hands on the Mueller report (we will),

HE
WILL
LOSE
IN
2020.

And he's willing to take us into a civil war to assuage his oversized, overcompensatory ego.

If he is around to run, at least 75% of the popular vote will go to his opponent, no matter who it is.

He will claim massive vote fraud, because citizens will FIGHT their way to the polls to defeat him - citizens who haven't voted in any election since they turned 18.

Every citizen with a sense of morality will vote to drive him out.

I'll reiterate my prior prediction here: 18% of the population will support him no matter what.

That includes the 9% who think it's okay for people to be nazis, the 12% engage in child sexual predation in some form (this article is revealing - really!) cracked.com/personal-exper…

But even if he's still sitting in the oval office, the State of New York has guaranteed there will be a hard deadline of August 14, 2020, for the victims to find some form of justice, even if it's just the dissolution of his 'empire.'

But @realDonaldTrump will not survive through 2020, politically speaking. Not a chance.

It was established unambiguously during the Clinton administration: there's nothing he can do to stop a civil suit when he is in office.

Not. A. Thing.

And the one thing he should have learned from #meToo:

As survivors join together, their strength increases exponentially.

And we've undermined the guilt, destroyed the shame from speaking publicly about acts of predation and violence we've experienced at the hands of others.

So, if you ask me, it's time. We're finally ready.

And we need to do whatever it takes to support those who are about to come forward, both emotionally and logistically.

But no matter what you thought about the candidates in 2016, there is one thing that we all must agree on: together, @HillaryClinton and @realDonaldTrump taught us something immeasurably important.

We ARE #StrongerTogether.