Even if Biden is somehow inaugurated in January consider that the beginning, this isn't a election issue. This is the collapse of the United States as we know it, I don't know exactly what will emerge, whether it will be better or worst but I am confident about what's coming.
Most older conservatives with jobs and responsibilities are generally content working in the system, there has been a shift and people that normally are not so are becoming militant. Lines are getting crossed, people are viewing kids like Kyle Rittenhouse as political prisoners.
ANTIFA is going to show up to scream on the wrong persons lawn one night, the Biden administration is going to hit the wrong button with people who are already fed up and it is all going to pop off.
Strange view you have there.
A person running amok a 'political prisoner'? Strange friends you have there... Person running amok will be shunned for life. No one will ever talk about them again - if you are not in circles secretely worshiping them.
Ok, here is the deal. In the US institutions are everything, and president doesnt means anything. So nothing will change, on most structural issues, if dems dont win the senate which is unlikely.
'Antifa' is mostly active in I think two cities in the US, where disillusioned millennials that tried to get a new start, had migrated to for lower rent prices, and pretty much non existent in the rest of the country.
The 'defund the police' slogan of black lives matter didnt go over well with the electorate at all, so pretty much nothing along those lines will change.
And overall you'll have an epidemic and the fallout from that to deal with, witch - if saudi arabia is an indicator for US policy wont have much to do with 'climate investing' either.
The Biden administration will fail in most 'bilateral' policy attempts apart from international deals (where both parties, basically stand shoulder to shoulder).
And thats basically it.
Millennials will not matter as long as boomers dont vote for a more progressive outlook - like in the rest of the western world.
China will go into a phase of domestic growth, and asian pacific trade deals - which probably brings Europe and the US closer together again (still with a loosing economic importance trajectory - but maybe not as fast). UK is anyones guess by now... (The only true remains of populist nationalism in the western world.)
New perspective? Apart from the usual - slim to none. I cant even imagine, that progressives, or the sunrise movement get to cash in on identity politics - and get anything of value in return.
Next remotely exciting aspect should be what republicans plan for 2022 and later - and maybe how AOC is positioned. Apart from that its politics of the old guard.
Oh yes, and Trump changed nothing in respect to the old system. Literally nothing. He even appointed all the judges the GOP wanted him to appoint. Made a friend with a North Korean dictator, then cut that relationship. Have I missed something? Oh yeah, trade deals. Mexico will be more important trading partner, india still is interesting in terms of growth rate, so will be held on the backburner. The middle east strategy we know already. Russia basically won every proxy battle they were in - and now is happy. Europe basically still has not much of a perspective, which might or might not be problematic...
Domestic issue in the US - sure the left and the right will drift apart more - but as long as you still can hold elections on 'I will not kill you' vs. 'you know what you get with me' - I think society finds that quite optimal? Also at least you now have a guy at the helm thats claiming that he will mend camps. So it probably will feel better?
More virtue signaling from corp. Far more virtue signaling from corp. Yes, and apart from that we have to see what comes next.
Infrastructure investments (paid for by the state), probably not in the next four years - at least not in significant amounts, that would change the economic outlook.
