A) it is incredibly unpresidented for a former president to AT ALL be in the public eye; the tradition dating back as far as I know, has been that a president who leaves office makes a concerted effort to remain low-key, out of the public eye, and definitely not address the media, let alone daily like Trump.
The tradition is for the former POTUS to remain quiet & not comment on his successor's actions in any way.
Trump's activity in the media is very odd if he's "no longer president"; Trump literally still releases daily statements to the press / public...
B) Has the xiden regime at all acknowledged / disputed / clapped back at Trump's constant media releases?
Almost seems like Trump said "yeah, we'll let you play pretend while the devolution happens in the background but I'll still be dominating the press!"
Seems odd that they are just remaining totally silent on Trump's constant media releases, or at least they are from what I've seen.....
What do you guys think?
I think he's keeping himself in the news because he knows he's coming back.
I agree, and further that it's because he knows he's still the president.
If before he left office he ordered that no electoral votes be officially counted until further notice, then he is.
This. If you’re paying any attention it’s clear that Trump is still president and commander in chief. Everything else is just a movie/fake news.
It’s at least possible that if there is indeed a sting operation, that military chain of command is aware and is required to remain quiet
The president doesn't have the authority to order no electoral votes be counted until further notice.
That has yet to be established. Presidents have the ability to assert all kinds of authority when the nation is under attack by a foreign enemy as in this case. They are able to do whatever in their estimation will best hinder or subdue the enemy and preserve the Republic.
This is just blatantly false, and I'd challenge you to show me anywhere that's written into the Constitution or any other governmental law, but since I know it's not possible I'm not going to hold my breath.
It does beg the thought experiment -- if he actually won, as we all know he did, then wouldn't he still be president, even though he 'moved out?' If the queen moves out of Buckingham Palace, does she stop being the queen? No. If a fraudulent usurper and liar moves into the WH, does that mean he's actually president? He was sworn in. I've never given a lot of credence to the Trump is still president thing because it didn't really matter to me. All that mattered to me was that he was coming back, officially, and would be installed again as president. But it is interesting to ponder.