Who or what will President Trump go after before the end of 2025?
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Jack Smith
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National Institutes of Health
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The New York Times (NYT)
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Between inauguration day and the end of the year.

‘Go after’ in the sense of making their lives difficult in some public way, causing them financial hardship, etc.. In most cases, a post or something spoken during an interview only will not count, will have to be accompanied by some specific action. I will be the final judge of any edge-cases but will read any sources or arguments made in the comments.

Let’s see where this goes. N/As on added items that are ridiculously broad or way too difficult to prove.

If not elected, not elected resolves yes, everything else no immediately after election results.

  • Update 2025-02-01 (PST): 'Going after someone' includes actions taken against loyalists, such as Liz Cheney & Jan 6 Committee. (AI summary of creator comment)

  • Update 2025-07-02 (PST) (AI summary of creator comment): In response to a question about what action would qualify for the 'Biden's family' option, the creator gave an example: removing Secret Service protection.

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I haven't verified these myself, but perhaps they should all resolve YES:

I'm confused by some of these. for example, how did he go after Biden's family, and why does it seem so likely that he'll go after Beyonce?

bought Ṁ165 YES

@ZaneMiller Removed secret service protection or something like that.

@Predictor this should resolve yes already.

Trump even doubled down today https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/114776149269773065

@dgga Why, what’s up with it?

About 43% of all solar energy is on farmland, according to the USDA. A targeted disincentive for renewables on farmland is a major blow to solar and wind. https://heatmap.news/plus/the-fight/spotlight/trump-targets-solar-on-farmland

@Marnix From that article it only looks like federal money going towards solar energy will be disincentivized if it conflicts in some way with agricultural interests. I'm uncertain whether that counts as causing financial hardship or merely no longer contributing financial support.

Another way of looking at this is whether we frame in terms of Trump the person (who is also US president) or the President of the United States officially acting as the embodiment of Federal Government (who is also Trump the individual).

since the criteria includes financial hardship: these birds are singled out for tariffs as the only residents of their island! https://www.wired.com/story/trump-tariffs-antarctic-islands-heard-mcdonald/

bought Ṁ2 NO

why was 'Universities' resolved?

bought Ṁ170 YES

Joe Biden, Alexander Vindman, Liz Cheney all had their security clearances revoked. Doesn't necessarily count as something that "makes their life harder," for Vindman, as he hasn't had active clearance for years but I would argue this should be a YES for Cheney (attorney) and probably Biden, too as the point of revoking his clearance is specifically revenge.

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c74kg3e2m08o.amp

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opened a Ṁ100 YES at 61% order

Limit order at 61% YES if anyone's interested

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Plus actions happening regarding pulling US support and punishing Ukraine for being invaded.

@LiamZ I have nothing to doing with it!

@Predictor is there a reason not to resolve this? He’s verbally insulted and taken real actions against Zelenskyy https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2025/02/24/politics/us-joins-russia-ukraine-un-vote

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