How would a " President Hillary Clinton" would be doing now?

[BlueSwan]

The key would be whether the republicans would continue their strategy of just obstructing absolutely everything, investigating Benghazi and emails constantly and keeping the ninth seat of the supreme court open.

Frankly, I'm not totally convinced that they would.

At this point they would have lost three presidential elections in a row and seen what an obstructionist divisive agenda does to their party (nominating Trump). Had Hillary won there would be many republicans who would desperately want to avoid a repeat of 2016. After 2012 there was some consensus that the GOP needed to reach out to Hispanics and yet the exact opposite happened. After a Trump defeat those voices would grow much louder. It is very realistic that a counter-tea party movement within the party would take place. In such an environment, just obstructing everything doesn't sound nearly as attractive as it used to. I could see the moderate wing and the business wing of the GOP wanting to make deals with Hillary instead of obstructing her endlessly. I could also see the senate actually approving Garland before Hillary even took office. Infact, I think most people were expecting that to happen.

[BlueSwan]

I'm just curious what Donald Trump would be doing right now in that scenario?

Tweeting.

[BlueSwan]

People here are really underestimating what a sobering experience it would have been to first lose the party to Trump and then lose a third presential election in a row. The idea that by losing the GOP would suddenly be stronger than ever is ludicrous.