What Happens If Trump Wins?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

66% : [in 2024] than it was in 2016 if Trump wins.
50% : "When that happens on the left, we all know, once the sun goes down, there's a whole other group of people who [come out]," he added, noting that "more chaos" helps their chance at "keeping Trump out of office.
50% : But Republicans agree that regardless of what work they do before Nov. 5, Democrats will turn to lawfare in the days and weeks thereafter if Trump prevails in the election.
41% : Every reform proposed, whether it's voter ID ... cleaning up voter rolls, they always claim that's voter suppression," Hans von Spakovsky, a senior legal fellow focusing on election integrity at the Heritage Foundation, said, adding that data shows when voter ID is required, turnout goes up.
38% : In the middle of the chaos, Trump put his hand on the Bible, took an oath and became the 45th president of the United States.
35% : The Atlantic's October Surprise On Trump Implodes After Denials Galore From Everyone Involved)Duke believes this line of attack will intensify as critics paint the former president as a "dictator, a fascist who will never give up power.
32% : Eight years later, after being dragged from courthouse to courthouse, two assassination attempts and being labeled a "fascist" by his opponents daily, Trump has a real chance at another victory against long odds.
29% : "[We've been] told that, effectively, our country is going to be under a dictatorship if Trump wins," McGinniss told the Caller.
27% : "In 2016, Trump stunned the nation by defeating Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
27% : Instantly, the family, their lawyer and former Trump administration officials pushed back on the story, with figures close to Trump denying he had made the comments.
18% : "The Atlantic story is a great preview of what we can expect, which is pure hysteria over Trump being a fascist that's going to use the military to force his will into existence against the American people," The Spectator's Washington editor Amber Duke told the Caller.
18% : The former agents warned that Trump could be in more danger as the 47th president than ever.
18% : Miller explained that right now everyone is worried about "the guy on the roof with a rifle," but he raised concerns about a car bomb, a plane, a biohazard attack -- all things Trump could be susceptible to if the Secret Service isn't prepared.

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