> even if it means that he will end his days howling in a bare and echoing room. Not a Don fan. Not at all. But realistically I pray The Left would give up on

> even if it means that he will end his days howling in a bare and echoing room. Not a Don fan. Not at all. But realistically I pray The Left would give up on this silly narrative already. Trump in losing received more votes than either Obama win. Pretending otherwise doesn't change that. Sure, he may have lost some faux supporters* but (sadly and truth be told) the room is far from empty. In addition, much of the "market conditions" that created an opportunity for Trump haven't really changed. Even if Trump is "neutralized" it's simply a matter of time before someone wiser with more finesse takes advantage of the "market conditions." The political status quo and the mainstream media status quo and their collective disconnect isn't a solution. * Did the GOP ever truly embrace him as one of their own?