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to some extent, but whatever happens, the Republican Party owns it all...

They will scream but when Hillary wins in a landslide they will whine like the babies they are.

The white right will discredit itself for generations among a majority of the American public.

Is not as dangerous as four years of Trump as the most powerful man on earth.

The ones who do get aggressive usually take it out on their own family members. Sad that happens, but these are people with little ambition.

Trump loses:

He won't have his finger on the nuclear button. That isn't the "only good thing."

He won't create a worldwide recession, by removing 11 million US consumers, starting a trade war that will cause inflation and high interest rates, and increasing the debt by trillions to mainly help the wealthiest.

He won't harm US security by damaging relations with other nations through insulting world leaders, encouraging Russia to take over neighboring nations, undermining US strategic bases, undermining NATO, building walls, and turning moderate Muslims against America by "bombing them and taking the oil," torturing, killing terrorist families and treating Muslims like third-class human beings.

He won't divide America based on religion, ethnicity and place of birth.

The rowdy, racist element in America need to have a clear message: You do not represent American values. America is better than Trump.

That's a great slogan which should be repeated over and over again!

Expect the establishment to side with Clinton on that one. They want 2020 to be a normal election, and it starts by making clear that Trump and co are not legitimate. They will be more than happy to talk about that.

Far too many elected Republicans are keeping their mouths shut and hoping for the best. Time to put conscience, morality and plain human decency ahead of everything else.

Oh, sorry. I guess I just went off the deep end there. After all, I'm talking about Republicans here.

The number will be the difference between "mentally ill loner who did drugs and had no job" that we'll hear several times and Aryan Al Qaeda.

Hopefully, it will all fizzle out before any of that happens, maybe there will be some new reality TV show these nutjobs will get fixated on.

I've seen since I quit being a Cubs fan!

the sane way Palin became a one -word punch line. Make it so that any time someone expresses support for Trump or Trumpism, the immediate response is laughter.

We don't need a Trump presidency because we are worried about what his followers willdo if he loses.

so I doubt your fear is justified.

Angry old white guys have very little power.

The Supreme Court has a lot of power.

opponents in all the polls he never once spoke of "rigged elections". Now he is in the general and his polling numbers are abismal. The race is over three months away and he's already writing the phoney obituary on his potential loss. His timing for these lamentations is premature and calls into question his credibility in these matters.

Rigged elections is what CONservatives do and when they aren't successful in their endeavours projection is their default stance.

Sure a few will show up and make a stink. But in general this is an older crowd that will bitch alot but voting is their way of getting back.

Watching any Trump rally (for the minute or so you can endure watching it) there are plenty of people there who don't look "old."

No one can predict what another person will do, but the violence in Trump's crowds is visible, caught on camera, and urged on by him.

I hope that the election ends peacefully. But that's hard to imagine given the ignorance and hostility of the Trumpites. And there is no doubt he'll pour gasoline on any bush fires that get started. This is who he is. This is what he does.

to every nation on the planet. We probably will see some of his skinhead followers commit violence after he loses. On that I agree, the fringe right will go bonkers.

They've needed something to smash for decades due to their slow build up of self-loathing. The Tea Party was just an escape valve.

Trump will go bonkers too, pretending outrage all the way up till his court dates.

Assuming Hillary wins (and that assumption's looking safer and safer lately), the flip side of campaigning is that we need to be ready to tell the nation, and the Drumpfucks "We won. We have a mandate. Respect it, or get shoved aside." And if they get violent, I'm all for bringing in law enforcement and the big guns, and dropping the hammer on them with no remorse. If it means a Waco, so be it.

Of course, I think a lot of them will just go home and catch up on episodes of Duck Dynasty. The ones to worry about are the very extreme, gun-toting fascist types, who could go on some kind of rampage.

If they commit felonies, take away their voting rights.

I suspect our police and national guard can handle them.

Then they'll go and crawl back into their caves.

I would like her to stay in a bullet-proof bubble after the election, assuming she indeed wins.

A loss...not so much. However that is an interesting opinion.

Bullies are loud and obnoxious but if you push back on them they run like the cowards they are

... I'm sure there's quite a few of these types in their mix:
http://www.nbcnews.com/storyline/vegas-cop-killers/las-vegas-cop-killers-hated-government-left-swastika-body-n126666

My main concern is Hillary's safety.

I've worried about Obama's safety for the past eight years. And now Hillary. It never seems to go away. Perhaps it's an echo from the 60s (JFK, Martin, Bobby).

This is something that we should never even have to think about. Yet, it's always there.

...because enough scales are falling from enough eyes for previous supporters to realize that have screwed up big time?

Nah. His inflated but fragile ego couldn't conceive of being a failure on his own.