Our SCOTUS made him immune to American justice for nearly everything he's done, but the world certainly doesn't care about that.

I can't decide which is most preferable, him dying in office relatively soon from some extremely painful malady or him facing a world tribunal and dying by international firing squad.

My favorite ending for him is that he spends at least a decade in a hard-core prison at the mercy of guards who have a major beef with him for the evil he's done to so many. Of course, with enough of his crumbling, decrepit mind left to fully experience its hopelessness.

I do feel badly about allowing myself to indulge in such cruel thoughts that I'd normally boot out instantly as unacceptable, but the circumstances basically require it so no future dumbass dares try doing the evil he has done.