What if Trump wins?

Ahead of the 2020 presidential election, business owners in cities throughout the United States were seen boarding up their establishments to prevent the property destruction they knew was coming if former President Donald Trump won. Having lived through a summer of civil unrest that resulted in an estimated $1 to $2 billion in property damage, they weren’t taking any chances.

As it happened, President Joe Biden, the preferred candidate among the liberal elites, was declared the winner, and the “all clear” went out. Business owners protecting their establishments from arson, vandalism, or looting was no longer necessary. Republicans, after all, don’t typically resort to violence when they’re angry.