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The only thing that gives me comfort with the thought of a Biden win is, that no matter if Trump wins or loses this time, there *will* be another Democrat president. It’s only a matter of time. And that candidate, if not Biden, will be even further left. So it’s really not necessary to pin all my hopes and dreams on a Trump win. There is no “saving” America anymore (the last assured death blow was the ACA and preexisting conditions mandate and Trump isn’t getting rid of preexisting conditions. Too many sheep have been taught it’s a “right” now).

My main reason for voting for Trump is the exact same as in 2016, to stave off the inevitable. Hopefully making it to retirement with my 401ks intact (Ie all in gold by then) before the economy collapses, and it WILL be collapsing in the next few decades. Because it is inevitable that there will be a hard left Marxist as president one day. It’s just a fact of time. It’s just that simple.

So in that sense I agree with what pburgh wrote. There really isn’t any reason to get all upset and angry about any of this. It’s a fait accompli. (And for the last decade people like Hannity have been saying every 2 and 4 years “this is the most important election in our lifetime”, so I don’t put much stock into bromides like that either.)

These days I prefer to obtain happiness from a relationship with God, He’s the real source of happiness anyway, not any political golden calf Fox or CNN tells us to worship.