I don't live in the US (anymore), so it doesn't really affect me.
You bring up some valid points. But a lot of what you mention is very much bound to state administration and legislation. Of course federal laws and the supreme court can have a big impact, but the states still have a lot of say in the matter.
And even if Clinton had won, with the current climate, she wouldn't get much through Congress or Senate.
Then again, a different candidate than her might have helped to flip the senate.
What I mostly meant by that: it's done, he won. Have to deal with it now.
You bring up some valid points. But a lot of what you mention is very much bound to state administration and legislation. Of course federal laws and the supreme court can have a big impact, but the states still have a lot of say in the matter.
And even if Clinton had won, with the current climate, she wouldn't get much through Congress or Senate.
Then again, a different candidate than her might have helped to flip the senate.
What I mostly meant by that: it's done, he won. Have to deal with it now.