Let's say Trump loses the 2024 election, then what will happen? The big difference this time from 2020 is that now Joe Biden is not Trump in the White House. He may try to stir up trouble by riling up his own supporters, but it will be Biden who will handle the security guards, even the National Guard, whose full preparations have already begun.
In the 2020 election, Trump and his supporters have repeatedly gone to court, repeatedly unsuccessfully. Trump thought he could achieve that goal with the help of the three conservative justices he chose. could not At the time, he lamented, he would have stayed in power if even one of his nominated judges had shown some courage.
Trump said the same thing to Vice President Mike Pence. “Pence has failed to show the courage to carry out his duties,” Trump commented in a tweet (now X). According to the US Constitution, the results of the election are final in a joint session of Congress. At that time the meeting was presided over by the then ruling Vice President. Mike Pence knew he had no legal right to reject the election results. Trump taunted him as 'very honest' as he refused to do this illegal act.
