I'm a fiscal conservative and a social liberal.  My dislike for both candidates is well documented (though some took it as favoring Trump since Trump bashing was/is fairly popular here).  I'll be bashing him with you if he screws this up; however I suspect things will be the same as they have been for the last 20 years.  There have been peaks and valleys along the way, but the last 20 years have been fairly fucked up in some way or another and that will continue and would have no matter who won.

Instead of insulting the people that voted for Trump, why don't you stop and think about why they voted for Trump and why people weren't inspired to vote for Hillary. Once you eliminate the fringes on both ends, there's a lot to be learned if you want to learn it. I don't even understand how Trump could be nominated, but he was. Now it appears he won. This election wasn't won or lost by the fringes; it was won and lost by those in the middle. Try to understand why they did what they did and stop assuming anyone that voted for him is a racist or whatever other insulting thing you want to toss out there.

I've been saying it for months.  People are sick of the establishment.  Even I underestimated how much they were sick of it as I didn't expect Trump to win and I figured it would have to be someone less polarizing.

I think she killed herself.  If she hadn't established that she was the establishment and she will say whatever, the last two weeks would have done nothing.  She created her issues and whether the last minute stuff was accurate or not, it built off of the person she is, which is a bad person.  She did it to herself.