It's not the politicians, it's the voters, if the voters are really behind Trump's usurpation, as a small majority seem to be, then there is no recovery possible because if new elections are held, the same disaster would be elected again.SuperMappy wrote:I honestly hope i am wrong, but something seriously bad is going to come of this which will be even worse than has already happened at places like Kent State University in my home state. Honestly the really sad part is all this violence is just giving right wing politicians the fuel they need to impose tougher restrictions and chip away at our freedoms.
It's not clear yet, but I fear your freedoms may already be gone. I fear your constitution (as an actual influence on the behaviour of your politicians), is already gone. I fear that the USA as a combination of states under an overall legal system is gone.
If a majority of voters oppose Trump the US military could stage a coup, depose Trump and restore the constitution, but it doesn't look so far as if there is a huge majority against Trump, and it's looking like the kingdom of Trump is inbound.
It's going to be different. The USA was there before I was born, it was technically there before my father was born, but it wasn't dominant then.
