The whole future of our country revolves around whether or not we can get secure, fair elections. Everything depends on it. Biden did not win this election. He is not popular. America does not want these dark days–of restricted liberty, of contraction–to continue, and he clearly represents the party of the plague.
And if he cheats his way to victory, if something this large, this obvious, and this egregious is allowed to stand, then he and the people behind him are unstoppable.
Conversely, though, I think the pattern is clear enough that Republicans have been getting 2-5% more of the vote for many years than they have gotten credit for. This country leans Republican, and will continue to do so more and more as the Democrats have public psychotic breaks from reality. None of us want lunatics making and enforcing our laws, or at least those of us sane enough to see that this is what is happening.
Again, the whole question revolves around this: how many of those tasked with protecting us take it as seriously as the ordinary grunts we sent over to Iraq and Afghanistan, and who are even now fighting a variety of wars all over Africa and Asia? How many would be willing to sacrifice, not their life, but their reputation? How many are willing to risk hatred and condemnation from people who do and know little else?
Our fighting men have fought, suffered, and died for “this country”. Is this country led by cowards, or do we still have something good left in us, that is stronger and more durable than being “nice”?
I continue to believe an emotional and social Renaissance of sorts is possible. We can reverse our decadence. We can become better as a nation. But this will take time, and it will prove nearly impossible in the dark times a sustained Democrat/RINO victory would bring in their wake.