Open question: Do you think Trump's next bloody-coup will be successful? The first bloody-coup was quite a good effort, but didn't yield the desired result, I wonder if Trump has learned anything from the experience, and will stage a better, more effective bloody-coup going forward.
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Last time he had the home court advantage. He controlled the military, the national guard, and the Capital Police. This time he doesn't have that.
Instead they're lining up "poll watchers" to try to intimidate people into not voting, and he's recruited elections officials from the district/county level up to Secretaries of State, to screw with the vote counts. He's trying to sneak in, this time.
