Hooray! America didn't let us down in the end... it may have taken a while to get there but we're finally at the point where we now know that the people of America decided to tell Trump "You're fired!"... it was scarily close though, which I find worrisome (I get people taking a chance on him as an unknown in 2016 but you've seen what he's like for 4 years now and yet MORE people voted for him? Like a good 7 million more people voted for him this year than in 2016, that's insane, especially when you factor in that at least some Republicans and Independents that voted for him in 2016 decided to vote for Biden or a third party candidate this year instead of Trump, so where did the new voters come from? Who are these people who in 4 years time got so comfortable with a facist future they decided to vote for it? That is concerning...).

So what happens between now and January 20th?

Does Trump just go to Mar-a-Lago for Thanksgiving and never go back to the White House, essentially ceeding any responsibility to Pence while still claiming to be President for the remainder of the time?

Does he just continue to search for "legal votes" on the golf course the way OJ looked for "the real killers" there until he got arrested for a completely different crime?

Does he just continue to pout and mean tweet from behind the fortified walls of the White House declaring he'll never leave even as the military drags him out kicking and screaming on Inauguration Day?

Does he attempt to completely upend the government - literally and figuratively burning it down/blowing it up by destroying anything that isn't bolted down/firing all long term, non-Trump appointed people that still remain there/threatening to drop a nuke just for the fun of it/sharing intelligence secrets with every foreign power he owes a part of that $400+ million debt to/pardoning all his family and cronies/refusing the Biden camp access to anything they are meant to have ahead of the inauguration, etc.? 

Does he try to leave the country and head to another country we don't have an extradition treaty with so he can't be forced to come back to face the inevitable New York State charges he will face over his taxes and other issues (that he can't be pardoned from facing charges on)?

Or does he suddenly defy everything we've ever seen of him up till now and let go of his frivolous lawsuits that will not change anything about the election outcome at this point and instead actually invite Biden to meet with him at the White House and do all the usual traditional things out-going presidents do with/for their replacements? (I know this one has a snowball's chance in hell of actually happening but we can all dream that there'd actually be a peaceful transfer of power)...

Side note: Did you watch Biden and Harris give their acceptance speeches at all? Did you get verklempt?