The end of this 2020 election, whenever it eventually arrives, will truly and utterly affect Americans in a big way.  The contest has been a heavy weight on our back as we juggle COVID, an economic downturn, and whatever else 2020 decides to throw at us.

For some, having a final call will allow them to breathe a deep breath, and look to the future.  For others, it will incense and invigorate them to do more next time around.

When this time comes to pass, we will see our fellow countrymen change, in some way or another.

Keith Olbermann is ready to get on with it, apparently.

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“TRUMP HAS LOST HIS MIND AND MUST BE REMOVED, TONIGHT,” Olbermann wrote in a caption of the tweet for his video. “The coup attempt, we can survive. A mentally incompetent president, we may not. Instead, he will stay, and when he concedes he will simultaneously begin a campaign for 2024.”

In the video, Olbermann referred to Trump as “President Karen” and called him a “lame duck president.” The former SportsCenter anchor also referenced a report which claimed that Trump had said he would run again in 2024, should he lose the election.

TRUMP MUST BE REMOVED AND ARRESTED, TONIGHT. Gripped by a paranoid delusion, threatening the nation's safety, this can't wait any longer. It won't happen; in fact he'll probably concede and instantly announce he's running in '24.
Full video: https://t.co/pCaCgZdkbr
Brief version: pic.twitter.com/MpVatbGepW

— Keith Olbermann (@KeithOlbermann) November 6, 2020

Olbermann was triggered by President Trump’s Thursday night press conference, in which the Commander in Chief was defiant against the idea that he could lose the election.

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