Even if that were to happen, it's meaningless at this point unless something is done with regard to the 22nd Amendment.
At this point, at least half of Trump's second term is down the drain. If he was re-instated tomorrow, it would take a good six months to get things back on track and then he'd have a full year of a very hostile Congress with Democrat control (especially when you consider the RINOS that will league with the Democrats against him and block his every move).
Best case scenario would be GOP regaining control in the 2022 midterms but that would also necessitate purging some RINOS. So that would give Trump half a term.
The best outcome here is to give Trump the full four-year term that he rightfully won on Nov 3 of last year. This would mean making an exception to the 22nd Amendment and allowing him to run for a third term in 2024.
CPAC is discussing the mechanics of this now in Dallas, and amazingly they plan to do it without advancing meaningful voter reform. Quite the impressive conference.
“At this point, at least half of Trump’s second term is down the drain. If he was re-instated tomorrow, it would take a good six months to get things back on track and then he’d have a full year of a very hostile Congress with Democrat control (especially when you consider the RINOS that will league with the Democrats against him and block his every move).”
Which would make it pretty stupid as a “sting operation.” Unless the sting failed and all those “flights to Gitmo” actually had the Q team on them, not Tom Hanks and BidEn.