Bernie supporters were and continue to be the problem: - They were the mostly uniformed who were protesting against Hillary, calling for her to be in prison and ultimately sat out this election because Bernie didn't get the nomination. -They are the ones protesting the election outcome, and in many cases are starting "riots" -Because they are uninformed and reek of elitism, they have no desire to hold any sort of meaningful conversation, they have been and continue to be a Bernie or Bust crowd, and would rather watch the world burn then admit that the other side might not all be the devil 100% themselves. -Agreed on the protesting part of your statement, by all means protest each and every "real decision" he makes that is ****ty. But protesting now non stop just because he won only furthers the divide in this country. Basically, what's done is done, you can go about it two different ways as a liberal: -Further your hatred of the right, and just protest/refuse to listen to opposing arguments or -Hope for the best, but be ready to act if Trump/GOP starts doing some real crappy things: (The Wall, Muslim ban, Gay Rights, Abortion, Womens rights, ending welfare/food stamps etc) Maybe I'm just an optimist, but I don't think Trump ultimately will do anything about any of those topics. Pence on the other hand..... Which brings me to my next point: It could always be worst. At least we don't have Cruz or Pence as POTUS. Plus if the GOP screws things up, then the Dems take back the house and senate in 2 years, and the white house in 4.