Two Weeks After the Election and the Change in the Political Climate Is Already Profound — in Some Respects Hilariously So

Trump’s adversaries recognize that they ultimately did themselves no favors with the dishonest efforts that they launched to destabilize his first presidential term.

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President Trump at his election night party at the Palm Beach Convention Center, November 6, 2024, at West Palm Beach, Florida. AP/Evan Vucci

It is not yet two weeks since the election, but the change of atmosphere is profound and in some respects hilarious. Where eight years ago, the idea of Trump winning a presidential election was so preposterous that with broad immediate approval and vivid anticipation, and the complicity of the FBI, other Justice Department officials, and the intelligence agencies, and the knowledge of the outgoing president and vice president, the Hillary Clinton campaign financed a fraudulent and defamatory lie that Trump had colluded with the Kremlin to win the election.

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