Exactly. Everyone who has been skeptical (to put it lightly) of the Q-plan for a long time now could have predicted this reaction was coming. It's only the people that thought there was a legitimate fight going on who are going to be lamenting all of this. The rest of us knew this was theater a long time ago. The GOP aren't turncoats. The election was never going to be successfully challenged, but Trump has to continue to appear like the 'one great man' that was betrayed by the system. Who knows how that is going to be used for future narratives. Everything concerned with this 'great reset', the pandemic, and the permissiveness that our country is granting to obvious breakdown in our electoral system relies *first* on Trump dividing the People the way that he did - very, very successfully. We had to be polarized to an extent which hasn't happened in a very long time in order to facilitate all of these changes - there had to be a segment of our population so convinced against Trump that they'd allow the devil himself in exchange for him. It's all been psychological.