1) Biden wins one shocker state: Texas, Florida, AZ, Georgia...? He also takes Pennsylvania which makes it nearly impossible for Trump to win.
2) Trump announces that he has won and goes so far as to try and disqualify the results, dubs his loss a coup, and calls for the militarized police and white militias to take to the streets to save the republic. We have a few scary days and there are very unfortunate acts of violence as a result of Trump's pronouncements.
3) But FINALLY, the writing is on the wall, and a tide of GOP members of Congress (who may have lost the Senate but do no better than 50-50) try to save their own reputations and redefine the party and there is massive massive disowning of Trump.
4) Once GOP members disown Trump, his attempts to turn this to a court-driven electoral victory unravels and the huge popular vote and undeniable electoral college margin by Biden leads to his official victory before Thanksgiving.
5) A lost Trump doesn't seem to have the same spell over his followers. Yes, the ardent 20% are furious and ready to still follow him anywhere and kill Liberals if necessary, but the average American conservative is done with him and the emperor finally has no clothes and looks a fool to the nation. His tweets are seen as absurd as the country now openly admits that the last four years were an embarrassment and the closest we have been to the destruction of our Constitutional ideals.
6) Biden starts to govern even as a lame duck as Trump abandons all leadership and preoccupies himself with a scorched earth policy attempting to escape legal consequence when he leaves office. He fires anyone he sees as possibly having dirt on him, tries to leave Biden with dysfunctional Trump loyal government, takes final attempts at profiting off of public service, destroys evidence, and works Barr relentlessly to end investigations and cover up.
7) Trump either flees the country or tries an elaborate self-pardon ploy (and perhaps resigns hours before Biden sworn in and has Pence pardon him). His ploys do not work and he either is eventually convicted and jailed, or makes an escape to another country and watches as his reputation, business empire, and health disintegrate. He is dead in less than 5 years and the Trump name is a black stain on America for decades that is spoken with the same contempt as Hitler in Germany.Trump's legacy is the worst president ever and a wake up call and cautionary tale. Ironically his sociopathology gives rise to a new social consciousness in America and a recommitment to our ideals.
8) Biden is sworn in and DOES have the largest crowd in history and the day feels like the country shedding its skin. There is a huge tearful sigh of relief. Parties in the streets. It is the closest thing to the end of WWII with people kissing strangers and we feel like a healing, unifying country again almost immediately. Every person attempts to disavow any connection to Trump, but there is too much of a public record and many many Americans need to work to repair their reputation and open their eyes to what they enabled.
9) The GOP acts like the last four years didn't happen and they will instantly be against deficits and will proclaim themselves as the ethical moral patriotic party and swear to roadblock Biden at every turn--but this doesn't work this time. Biden landslide win, public revulsion of them, and political clout steamrolls the GOP and Biden works to address election reform, limits on the executive, a purge of all things Trump, and yes he allows Trump and his cronies to face the music and prosecution. It is ugly the amount of crime and corruption that is uncovered and many end up in jail.
10) The GOP thinks they can follow the same obstructionist playbook with the support of a slobbering right wing media, but this too does not work as before and just looks pathetic. The Boomers are old and dying and the demographic shift happens and we see 12 years of Democratic leadership that finally moves from center to progressive intelligent left and we see something that looks like a New Deal 2 with health insurance becoming a right, true climate action, tax reform that addresses income inequality, controls placed on oligarchy and monopoly, an internet bill of rights which collectively repositions America again as a beacon of decency and "democracy" and an economic/international leader. We experience a heyday that even current Trump supporters must admit is a boom (no wall street executives are not as filthy rich, but the middle class experiences a windfall and they remember what it is like to be happy) and the result of undoing GOP myths and manipulation and a healthy redefinition of citizenship, social responsibility, interconnectedness, materialism, and what it means to be successful. The millennials prove to be a much better, more ethical generation and they lead the way to a positive energetic American resurgence. Boomers greed and close-mindedness has them spend their final days in the trash heap as their moral bankruptcy warrants (and it did not have to play out this way if they had been kind and benevolent).
11) The 12-20 years of good times come to an end as bitter conservatives simmer underneath and poison another generation and fall in line behind the next demagogue who is more clever and more intelligent than Trump.
"The Bear will not quilt, the Bear will not dye!"
