To current Trumpists, contemplating a crossover to the "Light", fear not.

We the citizens of Biden's Brave New World [1]. Who are hereby called Bidets [2]. Are now divided into five castes. Study the Cast List well [3].

You, the Trumpist rightwingers (who can read) are Deltas.

You Trumpist rightwingers who can only repeat Trump slogans, are Epsilons, the lowest caste.

You can only ascend to the three Upper Castes (Alphas, Betas and Gammas) of Bidets, by renouncing your misguided, rightwing, Trumpist, lives.

STUDY NOTES

[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brave_New_World

[2] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bidet

[3] http://bnw07.weebly.com/our-caste-system.html

Yours in Majestic Guidance

Pete
(Alpha++ and Lord High Bidet)

You'd have to have your head in a real toilet to support Biden or Democrats.

In an abuse of public office, Trumps hit man attorney general William Barr has ordered a fishing expedition be launched by the Justice Department into electoral fraud. Despite having no prima facia evidence of wrong doing, other than the rantings of a deranged Donald Trump, Barr ordered his men into action. The man who would lead this "investigation" Richard Pilger was so outraged by this abuse of power he resigned immediately.

Hi Paul

1. Yes a Trump political scorched earth campaign, if Trump lost, was/is expected.

Trump's authoritarian leaninings are coming to the fore - against the will of most American voters and against the American Constitution.

2. There is another aspect. Trump's weakening of the American polity is to Russia's zero-sum politico-strategic advantage. The Russia that Trump personally owes a great deal of money to.

See references to Trump's debts to Russia here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Trump_Organization#Financing

INTERESTING:

BY James Palmer, Nov 11, 2020 http://foreignpolicy.com/2020/11/11/why-beijing-not-called-biden-election-transition-china-trump-xi-jinping/

"WHY BEIJING HASN’T CALLED BIDEN"

"That the Chinese leadership hasn’t congratulated the U.S. president-elect doesn’t mean it favors Trump.

Four days after the U.S. presidential election was called for challenger Joe Biden, China still hasn’t phoned to congratulate the president-elect. Its delay is matched by a few other autocratic states, such as Russia, but most democracies and some other key U.S. allies like Saudi Arabia have called Biden despite President Donald Trump’s continued denial that he lost.

Beijing’s response doesn’t indicate favoritism for Trump. If there is an ongoing power struggle between two factions, China doesn’t want to take a side. And with the ruling party denying the election result, the president attempting to declare a false victory, and the government conducting a purge of the Defense Department and the intelligence services, that’s not an unreasonable assumption on Beijing’s part.

If Trump’s refusal to concede were happening in another country, the United States might make the same assessment. It is only confidence in U.S. institutional democracy and the continued rule of law that suggests otherwise—something the Chinese leadership doesn’t share. This view is influenced by the experience of politics at home, where rubber-stamped votes mean nothing compared with behind-the-scenes contention. (State-run social media has more openly mocked Trump, however.)

Some analysts have worried that China will take aggressive moves thanks to the distraction in the United States, but I don’t think that’s likely. A crumbling United States, from Beijing’s point of view, is an unpredictable one. While Chinese diplomats are happy to shore up their relations with other countries as their U.S. counterparts face domestic chaos, radical moves are unlikely.

Just as some Americans are convinced that the collapse of the Chinese Communist Party is around the corner, Chinese leaders have believed for some time—and especially since the 2008 financial crisis—that history is on their side and that the U.S. system is doomed. If anything, the events of last week have confirmed that. And if you’re winning anyway, why risk changing the game?"

On a national basis the only demographic Trump went backwards on was white men; he made gains with African-Americans, Latinos, women and Hispanics.

The US election shows that the trajectory of Western democracies, including Australia, is towards the aspirations of multiracial, multiethnic, working and middle-class voters who reject divisive identity politics, celebrate their nation, along with its values and history and freedom, and believe all work — whether in a coalmine or as hairdresser — has dignity and meaning.