I suggest that it would end with essentially what we’re seeing right now. Instead of being used to spread harmony and scientific truth, it’s used to promote hate and divisiveness, while forwarding disinformation on important scientific matters on climate, vaccinations, and so forth.
Right before the closing credits roll, we learn that the most powerful country on Earth has elected a criminal sociopath, who’s destroying everything that its people had spent 250 years building up.
The most significant mistake Trump’s making currently seems to be a blend of his indifference to the wellbeing of our people and his broadly discredited, though constantly repeated claim that the 2020 election was rigged against him.
Each day, more U.S. voters are waking up to the facts that they’re unhappy and that this country is failing, big.
There’s a limit to their patience.
It’s hard to disagree with most of this.
That said, how long the damage will last is an open question. If Trump can be removed from office and then totally discredited with criminal prosecution, there is a reasonable chance that a) congressional Republicans will try to pretend none of this ever happened, b) a large percentage of his base will recant their loyalty, and c) virtually everyone around the globe will breathe a huge sigh of relief and let the world move on.
With each passing day, we learn of some new aspect to life on Earth that Trump has ruined.
We can only hope that the midterms enable Congress to remove this menace from the White House.
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