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If I'm not mistaken, several of these charges have minimum sentences.

Regarding Trump himself, I prefer to think of this as the person is being charged, not the office. The govt is free to assign a new person to the head office of the executive branch, if one incarcerated is unable to fulfill their duties.
I’m speaking more as he stays “Former President” obviously he’s not going to be milling around with meth dealers. President’s have an extra right to be protected does he keep his guards while in prison? Are those guards armed? Do they literally go everywhere with him? I assume the jail would allow him to have a private shower or would they? How do you keep him from blabbering state secrets? Who provides medical care? Can he still use the mail to write letters to the current President and people in his party? *I know historically former Presidents had the right to mail letters regarding the previous manner for free as in no stamp required, not sure if this is still practiced, I do know Bill Clinton would do that. Can party leaders and national politicians call or visit him whenever they need him for something?
The basic day to day stuff. I am certain there is no contingency for such things I guess they’d be worked out while we all bicker about them.
 

[DHT]Osiris

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I’m speaking more as he stays “Former President” obviously he’s not going to be milling around with meth dealers. President’s have an extra right to be protected does he keep his guards while in prison? Are those guards armed? Do they literally go everywhere with him? I assume the jail would allow him to have a private shower or would they? How do you keep him from blabbering state secrets? Who provides medical care? Can he still use the mail to write letters to the current President and people in his party? *I know historically former Presidents had the right to mail letters regarding the previous manner for free as in no stamp required, not sure if this is still practiced, I do know Bill Clinton would do that. Can party leaders and national politicians call or visit him whenever they need him for something?
The basic day to day stuff. I am certain there is no contingency for such things I guess they’d be worked out while we all bicker about them.
Shrug, keep him in solitary confinement. Sounds like a good compromise between maralago and gen pop.
 

BoomerD

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No, the only charge Agnew was convicted of was tax evasion and that frequently doesn’t carry jail time.

When Trump is convicted at trial there is a 0% chance he is not sentenced to prison time. In addition, while Trump could be federally pardoned he cannot be pardoned in Georgia until he’s served time.

Hmmm...yeah, OK. I remember him being charged wirh bribery, extortion, and tax evasion.
 

fskimospy

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I’m speaking more as he stays “Former President” obviously he’s not going to be milling around with meth dealers. President’s have an extra right to be protected does he keep his guards while in prison? Are those guards armed? Do they literally go everywhere with him? I assume the jail would allow him to have a private shower or would they? How do you keep him from blabbering state secrets? Who provides medical care? Can he still use the mail to write letters to the current President and people in his party? *I know historically former Presidents had the right to mail letters regarding the previous manner for free as in no stamp required, not sure if this is still practiced, I do know Bill Clinton would do that. Can party leaders and national politicians call or visit him whenever they need him for something?
The basic day to day stuff. I am certain there is no contingency for such things I guess they’d be worked out while we all bicker about them.
From my understanding he would keep secret service protection while in prison and you’re right they wouldn’t stick him in with the regular prisoners.

I don’t think anyone really knows what they would do exactly but it’s not some insurmountable problem. Hell, I bet if the government opened it up for donations they would get enough to build him his own prison.
 

Meghan54

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It was always numbers, the letters/names were just a memory device to help people remember.
Ummmm…no, there were letters, too. The first phone number I was taught/remember was: RE6-4681. The RE was for Regent…town had a few sections to it, each with their own 2-letter prefix.


What young’uns miss out on analog phones is the visceral pleasure one took in slamming the handset down on the base…sometimes repeatedly. Those were the days.
 
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The exchanges were all numbers. Only.

The letters were abbreviations for the name of the switching station. The name may have been the street or neighborhood where the station was located. They were marketed to help people remember and personify the numbers. People generally knew where a number was located simply by the abbreviation and station name.

Now can we disconnect this call and dial back to the topic?
 

BoomerD

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Ummmm…no, there were letters, too. The first phone number I was taught/remember was: RE6-4681. The RE was for Regent…town had a few sections to it, each with their own 2-letter prefix.


What young’uns miss out on analog phones is the visceral pleasure one took in slamming the handset down on the base…sometimes repeatedly. Those were the days.

There were indeed...but they were just to make the numbers easier to remember...and generally, tell someone in what part of town the call was originating. I grew up with ST-***** in Mass. Then, in Spokane we had a variety of numbers with MA, FA, TE, and WA prefixes...but they were all just masks for the actual numbers.
 

Viper1j

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I’m speaking more as he stays “Former President” obviously he’s not going to be milling around with meth dealers. President’s have an extra right to be protected does he keep his guards while in prison? Are those guards armed? Do they literally go everywhere with him? I assume the jail would allow him to have a private shower or would they? How do you keep him from blabbering state secrets? Who provides medical care? Can he still use the mail to write letters to the current President and people in his party? *I know historically former Presidents had the right to mail letters regarding the previous manner for free as in no stamp required, not sure if this is still practiced, I do know Bill Clinton would do that. Can party leaders and national politicians call or visit him whenever they need him for something?
The basic day to day stuff. I am certain there is no contingency for such things I guess they’d be worked out while we all bicker about them.
Will Ivanka be able to provide conjugal visits?
 

sportage

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Enjoy while we can, I'm enjoying it.
Sadly, he'll never see one day in court. Come-on guys, we know how this works. He broke the law but ask yourself, is he Black? Is he poor? Does he not have the entire US Supreme Court behind him? Well, at least most of them? Enough of them?
I'm not trying to be the Debbie Downer here, I just know how this works.
But in the meantime, enjoy.
 

brycejones

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Ummmm…no, there were letters, too. The first phone number I was taught/remember was: RE6-4681. The RE was for Regent…town had a few sections to it, each with their own 2-letter prefix.


What young’uns miss out on analog phones is the visceral pleasure one took in slamming the handset down on the base…sometimes repeatedly. Those were the days.
The actual telephone switches were only numbers. The two letter prefix just translated to two digits in the telephone network. In your case 73 making the entire number 736-4681.
 
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