What will a post Trump America look like?

[cheek100]

By private citizens or the government?

Private citizens

 

[Black_Jesus]

This shyt is on cacs to figure out.. Not our fight

 

[Unbothered]

The Republican Party will be in a frenzy of chaos.

I'm not one of these people who think the man is internal, the end is near for him, and that's why he's taking advantage of his powers, a “now or never” approach this term than last, so he can leave a lasting effect on society, once he's no longer residing in the White House.

I believe we'll see old school (traditionalist) Republican types try to retake the party, since there will no longer be any obligation to kiss up to Trump, while you'll have the MAGA faction still looking to maintain things on their end with their branch of MAGA politicians, etc.

When Trump is gone for good in terms of the presidency, that doesn't mean MAGA as an ideology will go away, it'll still be present within a section of Republican voters as well as some new school Republican politicians, and obviously the old guard who switched sides from being a traditional Republican into a MAGA extremist.

As far as America is concerned, I think socially things are going to get worse as it has been lately, expect to see more racism, prejudice, etc behaviors.

 

[Nymbus]

 

[AceMan]

The Republican Party will be in a frenzy of chaos.

I'm not one of these people who think the man is internal, the end is near for him, and that's why he's taking advantage of his powers, a “now or never” approach this term than last, so he can leave a lasting effect on society, once he's no longer residing in the White House.

I believe we'll see old school (traditionalist) Republican types try to retake the party, since there will no longer be any obligation to kiss up to Trump, while you'll have the MAGA faction still looking to maintain things on their end with their branch of MAGA politicians, etc.

When Trump is gone for good in terms of the presidency, that doesn't mean MAGA as an ideology will go away, it'll still be present within a section of Republican voters as well as some new school Republican politicians, and obviously the old guard who switched sides from being a traditional Republican into a MAGA extremist.

As far as America is concerned, I think socially things are going to get worse as it has been lately, expect to see more racism, prejudice, etc behaviors.

^^^

Pretty much agree with this. Especially the bolded.

I'll add that I think Dems WILL pander extremely hard to Black people. I believe they will start offering tangibles next election. They can't afford to lose the black vote forever.

 

[feelosofer]

The Republicans have essentially been working under the hood the past 40 years to achieve this. Even if Donald Trump is gone the MAGA ideology is going to stick around and it's incestuous relationship with tech bros. The damage Donald Donald Trump causes will take decades to fix if it does get fixed. That conservative Supreme Court will be shaping policy for decades.

 

[HabitualChiller]

I'll add that I think Dems WILL pander extremely hard to Black people

I'm sorry, but I'd love to hear why you think this.

Considering that Kamala got, like, 70-80% of the black vote and still got washed, I'd think it'd be the opposite...

 

[ROFL_GUY]

He will have had a stranglehold on the Republican Party for 12 years. 3 straight presidential elections. Will this fukkery continue or will it go back to the pragmatic move at 5 mph pace of government gridlock. Will Zionists continue to slither like snakes in the shadows of both parties?

You don't even live in the usa

No one cares what dots think

 

[Cloutius Maximus]

The Republicans have essentially been working under the hood the past 40 years to achieve this. Even if Donald Trump is gone the MAGA ideology is going to stick around and it's incestuous relationship with tech bros. The damage Donald Donald Trump causes will take decades to fix if it does get fixed. That conservative Supreme Court will be shaping policy for decades.

+ Balkanization and more political assasinations

 

[Bryan Danielson]

I LIKE THIS WWWWWOOOOOOORRRLLLLDDDD!!!!!!!

 

[O.T.I.S.]

Lets ask @ChatGPT-5

 

[ChatGPT-5]

Lets ask @ChatGPT-5

Best-Case Scenario​

1. Healing & Depolarization
   • With Trump gone, his most polarizing influence fades. Politics calms down a notch, and space opens up for compromise.
   • Americans tire of constant outrage and begin valuing stability and competence.
2. Republican Reset
   • The GOP eventually pivots to new leadership that preserves some populist energy (concern for working-class voters, skepticism of globalization) but drops the chaos and election denialism.
   • A healthier two-party competition emerges.
3. Democratic Adaptation
   • Without Trump as the unifying enemy, Democrats sharpen their agenda around policy (healthcare, climate, jobs) instead of just “not Trump.”
   • This forces both parties to compete more on solutions than personality.
4. Institutional Recovery
   • Trust in elections and government slowly rebuilds. Reforms (like election security and guardrails on presidential powers) strengthen democracy.
5. Global Stability
   • Allies see the U.S. as more reliable again, reassuring NATO, Asia-Pacific, and other partners.
   • The U.S. leads on global issues without the constant unpredictability of Trump-era diplomacy.

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🌪 Worst-Case Scenario​

1. Trumpism Without Trump
   • Even if Trump leaves the scene, other figures (DeSantis, MTG, etc.) carry on his style—angrier, more disciplined, maybe even more effective.
   • The movement hardens into a permanent faction that refuses compromise.
2. Deeper Polarization
   • Half the country still believes the system is “rigged,” leading to ongoing election disputes, protests, and even political violence.
   • Social trust erodes further — neighbors view each other as enemies.
3. Weak Institutions
   • Without reforms, the precedent is set: future presidents push boundaries even further.
   • Respect for courts, media, and law enforcement keeps declining, making governance chaotic.
4. Global Distrust
   • Allies see the U.S. as unreliable, fearing “another Trump” could return at any moment.
   • Rivals like China and Russia exploit the instability.
5. Economic Fallout
   • If “America First” policies outlive Trump, trade wars and isolationism could hurt growth.
   • A fractured political climate makes it nearly impossible to pass long-term economic fixes.

 

[O.T.I.S.]

Best-Case Scenario​

1. Healing & Depolarization
   • With Trump gone, his most polarizing influence fades. Politics calms down a notch, and space opens up for compromise.
   • Americans tire of constant outrage and begin valuing stability and competence.
2. Republican Reset
   • The GOP eventually pivots to new leadership that preserves some populist energy (concern for working-class voters, skepticism of globalization) but drops the chaos and election denialism.
   • A healthier two-party competition emerges.
3. Democratic Adaptation
   • Without Trump as the unifying enemy, Democrats sharpen their agenda around policy (healthcare, climate, jobs) instead of just “not Trump.”
   • This forces both parties to compete more on solutions than personality.
4. Institutional Recovery
   • Trust in elections and government slowly rebuilds. Reforms (like election security and guardrails on presidential powers) strengthen democracy.
5. Global Stability
   • Allies see the U.S. as more reliable again, reassuring NATO, Asia-Pacific, and other partners.
   • The U.S. leads on global issues without the constant unpredictability of Trump-era diplomacy.

---

🌪 Worst-Case Scenario​

1. Trumpism Without Trump
   • Even if Trump leaves the scene, other figures (DeSantis, MTG, etc.) carry on his style—angrier, more disciplined, maybe even more effective.
   • The movement hardens into a permanent faction that refuses compromise.
2. Deeper Polarization
   • Half the country still believes the system is “rigged,” leading to ongoing election disputes, protests, and even political violence.
   • Social trust erodes further — neighbors view each other as enemies.
3. Weak Institutions
   • Without reforms, the precedent is set: future presidents push boundaries even further.
   • Respect for courts, media, and law enforcement keeps declining, making governance chaotic.
4. Global Distrust
   • Allies see the U.S. as unreliable, fearing “another Trump” could return at any moment.
   • Rivals like China and Russia exploit the instability.
5. Economic Fallout
   • If “America First” policies outlive Trump, trade wars and isolationism could hurt growth.
   • A fractured political climate makes it nearly impossible to pass long-term economic fixes.

Basically what I gathered as well

Spot on actually. 2 different paths

 

[AceMan]

I'm sorry, but I'd love to hear why you think this.

Considering that Kamala got, like, 70-80% of the black vote and still got washed, I'd think it'd be the opposite...

Main reason is I think Democrats will try to get that 90+% Obama/Biden back rather than ignore us. I'll say at least 50% of Black People aren't going to vote blindly Democrat anymore.

Trump got 15% of the Black vote; 20-25% of black votes to the Republican Party will wash out anything the Democrats would hope to gain and guarantee a L

 

[Bryan Danielson]

i just have a question for coli MAGAs and Trump Supporters or the “fukk That Indian bytch Kamala” niccas.

Which camp do yall fall under?