What does a TRUMP presidency look like?

[Monoriu]

Rudy Giuliani isn't one of the bosses, just a lawyer and media presence.

But he represents Trump.  His actions have consequences. 

[Josquius]

So it's WAD that the President cannot get anything done if his party doesn't control everything?

IIRC the system is not built around the idea of parties. The system expects sensible politicians to make sensible compromises.

Despite FPTP.
America really needs change.

[alfred russel]

I read that the GOP has gained control of several state legislatures and governorships, so redistricting is gonna hurt the Dems in House and local elections in 2022.

They got a governorship and a state legislature, picked up a bunch of seats in the house (the democrats will barely have a majority). The Senate is still out--but assuming the two georgia seats go to the republicans, they will be in the minority 48-52 (though they did gain a senate seat).

It would be a harsh verdict, but isn't totally unfair, to say that the democrats won the white house and lost everything else.

That all could significantly change with the georgia runoffs, however. If they win both they get the Senate.

[crazy canuck]

I think the biggest reason Trump will not concede is that it would take some work.  Trump will take the path of least effort for him with no regard to consequences.

[Razgovory]

It's not that much work.  He just needs to call Biden up and say "congratulations'  He won't do it because he's a prick.

[Maladict]

President Trump is planning to bring back his large-scale rallies that were a hallmark of his presidential run, but these will be focused on his "ongoing litigation" as he challenges the results of last week's election.

According a report by Axios and confirmed by Fox News, Trumps' campaign plans to take less traditional path to challenging the results of the election, including holding "a series of Trump rallies" focused on the campaigns ongoing legal efforts in numerous states across the country.

[The Brain]

What locations will they use? Crack houses? City dumps?

[Maladict]

Landscaping companies are going to make a killing.

[garbon]

President Trump is planning to bring back his large-scale rallies that were a hallmark of his presidential run, but these will be focused on his "ongoing litigation" as he challenges the results of last week's election.

According a report by Axios and confirmed by Fox News, Trumps' campaign plans to take less traditional path to challenging the results of the election, including holding "a series of Trump rallies" focused on the campaigns ongoing legal efforts in numerous states across the country.

Well time spent at rallies at least gives him a distraction.

[Syt]

His rallies are basically therapy sessions for him, anyways.

[The Brain]

Even Leni Riefenstahl couldn't make his rallies look good.

[Caliga]

 

I look forward to his calls for violence at these rallies, violence occurring, and then him insisting it wasn't his fault.

[Josquius]

Odds on there being a serious assassination attempt on Biden before January?

[celedhring]

Odds on there being a serious assassination attempt on Biden before January?

They'd need to off Kamala Harris, too.

What would happen, then, out of curiosity? Can the Dem electors vote whomever? Goes to the house? Pelosi Madam President?

[Maladict]

Pelosi Madam President?

That should deter any would-be assassin.