Trump is ramping up again and making noise about conspiracies and taking back the White House...

As an ex-President, is he more or less powerful than when he was first campaigning?

I get the feeling that the way he is going, there are tons of defamation lawsuits headed his way. Democrats and establishment Republicans take him seriously enough to be driven to take him down at any cost now, and he no longer has the protection of the presidency or a friendly attorney general

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DeWayfarer · 61-69, M

The biggest danger is how the Republican party will eventually be divided in the future.

Whether they follow him or not, just the support of that kind of arrogance will effect the future of the country.

Look at other effects that already have happened like the elimination of voting rights in Florida and Texas.

Texas becoming a huge Republican gathering base with them coming from other states not just California like so many like to complain about. California was lost to them in the Obama years. And they are still complaining about it.

How the party attitude goes is far more important than Trump himself.

They can always vote in another dictator giving their current attitudes. And that is very worrisome.