Four years. I think one term will be enough to accomplish what he wants ( or not) and he'll look forward to cashing in on the ex-president gravy train.
It's completely understandable that people who have never really had any 'real money' look at Trump through the lense of what a poor/struggling middle class life is like.
So they see a billionaire and assume that a billionaire wants to keep making more money.
That is a myth.
Among the very wealthy someone whose only reason for getting out of bed is to amass more fortune is seen to be shall we say a bit 'non-creative'.
I know some billionaires and a lot of millionaires.
For many it was the challenge of figuring out how to make the money, then proving to themselves they could make all that money then the ultimate challenge of hanging onto the money.
It's a game. A contest you fight to win.
Trump has said at this point in his life 'money' means nothing to him. He ******* won that contest decades ago.
Now it's the most challenging thing he's ever tried to succeed at.
Anyone who thinks President Trump after he leaves office will go out and give speeches so he can 'enrich' himself is ******* delusional.
(That's the sort of thing Bill and Hillary did because they are LIB scumbags.
The only paid for speeches Obama is going to give will be at LIB universities who don't have the money to spring for his first class flight and a dinner for two in the cafeteria.)
Trumps goal now is to succeed by keeping his promises.
THAT's the measure of a man's success.
Not a bunch of ******* BS lies about "millions of shovel ready green jobs". Not about making 'Red line' promises you never had the balls to enforce. Not keeping your promise to close Gitmo the day after you're inaugurated. And on and on with endless bullshit lies just to get elected by the ******* simpleton OJ jury.
A man who behaves this way is not a real man.