The election is now 12 days out. The polls are moving in Donald Trump’s direction. Both campaigns are crisscrossing the country; both are hitting the swing states, with the candidates and/or their surrogates. On November 6th, we’ll all probably be breathing a sigh of relief. But, as I’ve noted several times recently, the election will only be the beginning.
On Tuesday, over at RealClearPolitics, columnist J. Peder Zane has some interesting thoughts on the whats, hows, and whys of what happens next. And I have some thoughts as well.
We have seen this movie before. The Democrats refused to accept Trump’s victory in 2016; he still won’t concede that President Biden won in 2020. As before, neither side will blame themselves for defeat; they will lash out at their perceived enemies. Each will advance their favored conspiracy theory – Trump will rail against the…
