Opinion: Trump wins again. Will Democrats now practice what they've preached on democracy?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : Trump can serve only four more years.
48% : A stronger, more thoroughly vetted candidate could have likely beat Trump.
40% : Trump Derangement Syndrome is real, and the left despises Trump like no one else.
37% : In the early morning hours of the next day, it became clear Trump had sealed the deal.
37% : Recall that shortly after Trump won eight years ago, the "resistance" movement started right away.
36% : Sanctimonious liberals make me want to vote Trump.
34% : Harris ditches happy vibes for fearmongering about Trump.Liberals and their allies in the legacy news media have pounded home the message that our elections are safe and secure, and that there is no widespread voter fraud that occurs in U.S. elections.
30% : Will they accept Trump as their president this time, especially after Jan. 6 and now that he is a convicted felon?Doubtful.
27% : While I have concerns about how Trump will begin his second term in office, including whether he'll be able to bring together a strong Cabinet and top-notch advisers, I have an even more pressing worry:Whether Democrats will accept the results of this election and come to terms with Trump as president.
22% : Her only selling point was that she wasn't Biden and that she wasn't Trump.
9% : On the campaign trail, Vice President Kamala Harris leaned into alarmist rhetoric, calling Trump a fascist and a threat to democracy.

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