We should be careful with the choice of words.
To say Trump was “defeated” is in error. He won, but his win was stolen from he and his 80+ million voters.
The crime has upped the larger conflict to a new level. There is and will be continued conflict against what Trump correctly described as “the invisible enemy”, because we are in a war, a war waged against the United States from both within and without.
Trump was "defeated" in that he won the battle (the election) but lost the war (had the Presidency and the entire government stolen from him and us).
Of course, the war is never over (we have not failed) until we quit.
That is why I am frustrated that Trump is not playing hardball.
Rallies are nice but they are so much vanity.
The battlefield has shifted in that we cannot win within the system.
As I said upthread, I don't have the answers, but I do know that not being able to fight within the system means that we now have to engage in guerilla/asymmetrical warfare.
We will never lose until we quit...but we can forget about winning within the system since the system is controlled by Deep State, the Radical Left, and the Democrats.