The inherent flaw in the "Trump will bring on the progressive revolution!" argument:

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12. Which ignores the millions of people who think Trump is just awesome.

Not all the under 35 generation is "very progressive'--although I would hazard a guess they are certainly more progressive. Anecdotally, I live in Seattle. I work as a nurse and yes, most--not all-of my highly educated co-workers are appalled at Trump. Yet I know a number of poorly educated service-type workers, who are pro-gun and anti-abortion and Islamaphobic bigots without the influence of religion. This frightens me. The 'anti-PC" crowd has down exactly what I thought it would do--create a reactive platform for violent imagery and bigotry.

Then again you are right about the left being energized--but the cost is going to be too damn high. The ambivalence of those people who didn't want to get off their ass and vote because they bought into the "they're all the same" narrative comes directly from privilege.

At best, at best, we regain what we've lost. Actual progress forward is not going to happen for a while.