In six months we'll have to use Google to remember who President Clinton ran against.

[Snake Plissken]

Yeah that's how insignificant and forgettable Trump will be when it comes to history, if anything he'll be remembered as a mediocre con man while President Clinton is making history.

[Doctor Jack]

1. I agree

Although I think everyone will want to forget. The republicans will be beyond ready to move on from Trump and the rest of us will be tired of hearing him sniffing and talking about "the blacks".

[uppityperson]

2. I hope people do not forget, but do continue to work against bigotry and harder to t

[Snake Plissken]

4. Hopefully we're reminded when he see him picking up trash on the roadside in an orange jumpsuit

After a racketeering indictment is handed down for bribery and racketeering associated with his fake university scam.

[Glamrock]

3. I don't think so Snake my man.

I, for one, will remember this election the rest of my life. There are going to be movies and Broadway plays about the ineptitude of this campaign. Political science majors will be studying this for a generation.

Unless of course, you mean the GOP. In which case you are dead on. By Jan. 1, it'll be Donald who? He was orange you say. I don't recall. He said what? I never heard that. But, Hillary's is ruining everything!

[rusty quoin]

5. Trump will have a media empire thing going.

He already has millions ready to watch.

[Beartracks]

6. He's dangerous enough that we MUST remember him.

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[Snake Plissken]

7. I seriously would not be surprised if he's found swing by one of his made in China neckties

within six month, he has destroyed his brand and businesses, he will more than likely get divorced, and he will get humiliated on election day.

[phleshdef]

8. LOL, no, no one is going forget this crazy asshole for years to come.

Donald Trump is going to become (really already is) a punchline and one that will stand the test of time.

[pnwmom]

9. No, we'll be watching him every day in his 3rd trial on Trump University,

and we may also be in the midst of a trial for an alleged rape of a 13 year old.

[Binkie The Clown]

10. And yet we STILL remember the Lincoln - Douglas debates.

[UtahJosh]

11. No way.

He's infamous now. Bigly.

Here in Japan (where I live), he's well known and universally despised. And this from a populace that couldn't have named Romney, McCain, or Kerry at the height of their political popularity on a bet (many do know Sarah Palin, though...infamy goes a lot further I guess).

(most Japanese folks also couldn't name Al Gore on a bet, even though he was VP, nor Biden, nor Cheney)