Had Donald Trump won re-election in 2020, the country and the Democratic Party might be in a better condition. His victory would likely have been accepted as legitimate, avoiding tumultuous events like the Capitol riot and subsequent impeachment. This acceptance could have prevented further polarization and allowed Trump to manage the pandemic without the burdens of legal consequences. The scenario suggests that overall, a Trump presidency might have led to a healthier political climate compared to the turmoil that ensued after Biden took office.
Had Trump been reelected, Democrats would have likely accepted his victory as legitimate, avoiding the insurrection and polarization that followed Biden’s inauguration.
A Trump re-inauguration could have spared the nation from a Capitol riot, the myths of election fraud, and the subsequent impeachment and legal troubles.
Trump's challenges in a second term would have included the ongoing coronavirus epidemic, along with rebuilding unity in a deeply divided country.
The contention surrounding Trump's presidency contributed to an ongoing political divide, intensifying polarization rather than easing it after a second term.
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