I am generally a very optimistic person by nature, so I also don’t agree with all of the doom and gloom and apocalyptic forecasting. It’s not going to be pleasant by any means, but I also don’t think it’s going to be some republic-ending catastrophe either. That said, this is what you wanted. You said so yourself that you preferred a Trump administration to a Harris administration, so it’s no wonder that you don’t see the doom and gloom that others might see. Why would you? This is what you said you wanted.
Again, I am not feeling doom and gloom myself for several reasons, not the least of which being that, despite all of our flaws, I find the United States of America to be a generally resilient country. We’ve got an unhinged lunatic at the helm in the Oval Office, and he might have a whole gaggle of sinister assholes around him in his administration, but the federal government is still enormous, the country itself is even larger, and there are far, far more good, decent Americans who want to work to keep our experiment ongoing. He can and probably will do a lot of damage, but it’s nothing that I believe to be ultimately fatal or catastrophic.
That said, there is no way that you can see the nomination of a friggin’ Fox News host with less experience than a standard E-6 being the civilian leader of the most lethal force in the world, at a time when global tensions are been since the 1930s, and think that everything is going just peachy.