Is it safe to say that regardless who wins the election, there are no real winners in this race? All I could see here was some nasty, divisive race of throwing venom at the opponents with no actual ideals or paths forward for the country shared by anyone involved. You can also choose between extreme right or center right policies, both likely to push America further into the lone black sheep territory. Even if America no longer has their prime moron as President (and hopes for that are surprisingly slim), the other guy will have to try to satisfy the uneducated masses who were instilled with fear and now just want to see everything and their home burn rather than make a step forward.
Moreover, whoever the President is, will have to start by making some unpopular decisions that should've been made before the election but weren't, because of said election. The economy and the people will have to take a hit, and the new government will have to decide how to balance the blow between the two. Either way the situation there is like a compressed spring that's at capacity and has to release some big ass shitstorm. If Biden wins it won't look good on the Democrats, people won't understand that measures that hurt have to be taken because of previous inaction, and half of America wants them pretty much dead already anyway. If Trump wins, I guess at least nobody ever expected him to get anything under control to start with, but a lot more will die and America will sadly continue on its downwards spiral that's been so sad to watch over the last four years.
Also, the American electoral system might be the most unnecessarily complicated I've ever seen. I still don't understand it, and the only things that I understand about it are really retarded.
