When the worst that can happen does happen, it has a certain advantage: the fear that the worst will happen disappears. Trump after the defeat in the mid-term elections takes care of himself fully. In general, there is almost nothing to lose. In two months, when the new Congress takes the reins, they will start eating mercilessly and mercilessly, tail and mane, from any of the mass of reasons given. The degree of frustration in a vilified narcissist after defeat is just as you can imagine. And even if you take into account the fact that Congress will now be able to hang weight on many ideas about beauty, presidential powers, including external ones, beyond the reach of Congress, are still enough for the accumulated anger to have a place to splash. Without adjustments to the need to please the electorate. Iran, summits, Euro scum - in each of these areas, the hands, paradoxically, are now becoming freer in many ways. And with a high probability, at least for one of them, the branded hammer will leave soon, without waiting for January, for its new flight. Guided by the Alpha Baboon's desire to prove through actions that he is still the Alpha in the herd, and will still be as he decides. This has been Trump's historic mission, first and foremost, from the beginning. The domestic affairs of the United States after this defeat will not change one iota for the better - they will continue to worsen, perhaps monotonously, perhaps convulsively. And the point here is not even in the political clinch, which began in January, but in the heaviest load of problems and contradictions that accumulated in the economy and in society as a whole, which Roosevelt would not remove - and which, in principle, it is not within the human power to remove: the groove is too deep. Therefore, objectively speaking, the main intrigue of their internal political life in the next two years is who will be able to better convince the electorate before the presidential elections that those bastards and degenerates are to blame for everything, and sell them a new hope for themselves.