With biden's inauguration only 2 days away, how to maintain his dignity in this "last time" is obviously the most important thing for Trump. But what is "regrettable" is that the bureaucrats who were once close to Trump do not intend to sympathize with their bosses on this issue, so that the US media can't help but describe Trump's end: "The White House has become a 'ghost city'"
Trump
In fact, as early as the moment Trump instigated his supporters to storm the Capitol on January 6, officials of all sizes in the White House had already determined to draw boundaries with Trump. Son-in-law Jared Kushner and economic adviser Larry Kudlow, who could not run away, chose to remain silent, but those politicians who were quite weighty in their own right were not so polite: just one day after the riots, Transportation Secretary Zhao Xiaolan took the initiative to submit a resignation letter to Trump, saying that Trump supporters had put the United States through a "very tragic but completely avoidable incident"; and Education Secretary Bets DeVos subsequently submitted his resignation to Trump, citing the behavior of Trump supporters." It's completely unacceptable."
Congressional riots
It's understandable that politicians have to draw a line at the last minute to protect themselves, but what about Trump's real "confidants"? For example, Rudy Giuliani, as a private lawyer who has been with Him in the business age of Trump and has directly supported Trump in the past four years to survive the "Russia Gate" and "Telephone Gate" and other ghost doors, can be accompanied by Giuliani, Trump in the White House will not be so lonely. But according to the Washington Post, while Giuliani is now going to the east to help Trump challenge the election results, Trump has instructed aides not to pay any of Giuliani's related fees unless he personally approves it — and Trump seems to feel that spending $20,000 a day to maintain this last political support is a rather loss-making deal.
Giuliani and Trump
In addition to politicians and officials, even some celebrities who have had close personal relations with Trump have rejected Trump's last kindness: According to CNN, Trump originally planned to award the Medal of Freedom to Bill Billichek, the coach of the Massachusetts football team "New England Patriots" on January 14, local time, but the latter unceremoniously and directly said that he "does not want to stay with Trump, which will definitely be painful". In the end, the plan that finally allowed Trump to appear at a public event as president was aborted.
Officials who still have to remain in the White House describe Mr. Trump to reporters this way: He doesn't want to talk to anyone at all, just watches TV to pass the time, and the officials who remain in the White House are careful to avoid Mr. Trump and try not to talk to him.
Trump inside the White House
A president who was in such a miserable situation at the time of his departure is really "unprecedented" in the history of the United States. But who can blame this? Since the moment he won the presidential election four years ago, Trump's position in the White House has been destined to be extremely delicate: the ruling class in the United States has long been seriously solidified, whether for those political families or bureaucracies, Trump is nothing more than a "cheng bite gold" who relies on the bottom populists to kill.
So if you are a smart person, from the moment you step into the White House, winning over the political forces of all sides is the first thing to do. And even if it is impossible to win over, trying to avoid conflict is the best choice, that is, the so-called "broad accumulation of grain, slowly claim the king", until the second term is saved, at this time it is not too late to realize the ambition of the full wings.
Pence and Trump
And what did Trump do? Perhaps for this stubborn, arrogant and arrogant businessman, the cheers and applause of the people in the audience are far more than the proverbs of the politicians and staff around him, and now being "betrayed by the crowd" is actually just "the end that should come" is finally coming.
Of course, since he is a stubborn and arrogant person, even if he loses the support of everyone, Trump still intends to "proudly" complete the final presidential road by himself. According to the Associated Press, on January 20 of Biden's inauguration, Trump will not stay in the White House waiting for any handover with Biden, but will go to Andrew Air Force Base early in the morning, walk through the red carpet accompanied by the president's 21-gun salute and military band, and board the "Air Force One" presidential plane for the last time to leave Washington.
Trump's departure
But is such an ending really enough to prove that Trump is actually the "hero"? The cheers and applause of the whole United States at the moment of Biden's swearing-in prove that this Trump is just a poor man who has lived in his own world for a long time.