DONALD Trump's enemies are planning their political survival amid fears he will follow through on his promise of revenge after his election win.
Among those in his sights could be President Joe Biden, Vice President Kamala Harris, former Republican congresswoman Liz Cheney and ex-House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
During his campaign, Trump vowed to act against those he believes have crossed him.
He also railed against perceived "enemies from within", threatening them with prosecution - sparking comparisons to despotic regimes.
An insider said: "At the moment, Trump is basking in his success and breathing a huge sigh of relief that those federal cases against him will no longer be.
"But he is still seething at the treatment he suffered. Trump has always been vengeful and expect nothing less when his celebrations subside."
Podcaster Joe Rogan, whose late endorsement of Trump is credited with providing the Republican with an election boost, appealed for him not to exact revenge.
He said in his latest broadcast: "He's got to unite people, not attack the left, not attack everybody. Let them all talk their sh** but unite.
This story is from the November 09, 2024 edition of Daily Mirror UK.
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