Opinion: Could Trump Be Considering Divorcing Melania if He Wins?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

71% : Trump might hold out until 2025 to celebrate their 20th anniversary which, fittingly, is the "Chynah" Anniversary.
65% : Still, Trump needs Melania's support to win.
63% : When questioned by Kristen Welker of Meet the Press this fall, Trump called Melania a "private" and "great person" and insisted that "at the appropriate time -- she'll be out there.
62% : But after that, Trump might conclude that there's more fun in being the most powerful man in the world and single -- the ultimate Golden Bachelor who can offer women not just a single rose, but an entire rose garden.
54% : It's also the first time that Trump has been married to a menopausal-aged woman.
49% : If Trump has a vision board, it probably includes a photo of Bill Belichik and his 24-year-old cheerleader girlfriend.
46% : But should Trump win a second term, that leverage will shift.
44% : If Melania drags her heels about returning to the White House, Trump could become the first sitting president to get a divorce.
42% : While Trump crisscrosses the country holding rallies, Melania has confined her campaigning to venues just down the hall.
35% : Melania's reluctance to appear with Trump in public has forced him to be an understanding spouse.
34% : Trump has stated loudly that his next presidency will be one of "retribution."
29% : Melania married Trump in 2005 so the 54-year-old former model has already put in 19 hard years.
24% : When Trump received a guilty verdict in a Manhattan fraud trial, Melania wasn't there for the traditional hand-holding walk out of the courthouse.

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