Exactly this.
Regardless of the winners of said election, expect a return to business as usual afterward.
Regardless of the winners of said election, expect a return to business as usual afterward.
You’re not paying very close attention if you can’t spot any substantive differences between the two sides.
I'd expect that if Biden gets a second term, then after the election you can basically expect little to no action for the next 3 years. Business as usual... ish. Major changes will likely happen before the next election just to try and keep a democrat in office.
The Trump second term will likely immediately start with rolling back things like Net Neutrality. Biden's admin likely wouldn't do that as that'd keep them from getting cabinet positions in the future and Trump's admin will do it right away because it can both be sold as a referendum on the previous admin and would help them get future positions for the next republican president.
For trump, I doubt he'll do anything at the end of his term different from the beginning. I really don't think Trump cares about keeping republicans in office.
So saying he doesn't care about keeping republicans in office makes no sense as he's probably cemented them in office in places they have no business being elected for another 30 years.
Trump will likely appoint a republican friendly cabinet, for sure, which means their goals and agendas will be centered around the party as much as they are for trump.
But that said, I just don't think Trump cares about the republican party. He cares about it in as much as it's a vehicle for him to maintain power.
Said another way, I don't think trump the person cares about the republican party. I think the trump admin does.
If he wins, the only way I really see him personally caring about the next presidency is if he decide to try and run for a 3rd term (like he's floated).
I can tell where the hypocrisy starts and the eye roll begins.