Trump won the electoral college and is the legit pres. He is not going to be impeached by the GOP, He is not going to be successful at implementing his agenda. He is going to be a flawed, incompetent leader and most if not all of his associates will abandon him rather than go be investigated by the FBI.
In the mean time those of us who are not Republicans have to figure out who we are, what we stand for, and what kind of leadership we want.
@Stu I think that's probably right.
1) I think there seems to be a complex set of circumstances and undercurrents at play in American society. My guess is it's mainly related to income inequality, and the rate of technological and societal change that's been going. I think there is a deeply alarming 'polarization' of views which even Trump acknowledges and accepted (in his last press conference) and existed prior to Obama.
2) Might it not be possible to look at more centrist republican views, rather than omit them ? I suspect there is a significant and growing amount of moderate republicans, who also are concerned about the polarization and want to see things improve. Even if they disagree about how it is achieved.
3) I am not at all sure about what has gone on with Russia. Except that Putin and his regime are atrocious. Internally his supression of the media, any opponent journalist or critic ? It says it all. when I say supression I mean disappearing them and outright murder. To me unfortunately Putin appears to have deeply psycopathic tendencies. Who/whatever Trump is or represents ? I think he may well be exactly what he says he is a 'businessman'. His prime motivation to me seems to be being famous and making money. I think he unfortunately may well believe he can 'make a deal' with Putin.
Putin to my mind would be happy to do so to get sanctions dropped. But he will never keep or stick to any deal. This seems to be have been repeatedly demonstrated in Syria.
Trump repeatedly denied being a 'politician' but acknowledged in his last press conference "I guess I am one now". I think this was initially part of his appeal to voters. Being President is an intensely political job, and in reality he was admitting his lack of qualification for the role.
4) If it was at all possible it might help to set up a (truly) bi-partisan investigation into Russian activity in the election (with or without Trump's connection)
and whatever went on with the missing/deleted Clinton emails. However difficult it is, I think trying to restore some level of confidence and faith in the system is perhaps the biggest issue. I think constantly seeing all this in the news, with no resolution/proof is corrosive. Democrats think Clinton was cheated in the election and Republicans think Trump is being maligned by the Democrats and the media.
For all non Trump supporters, or reluctant Trump supporters ? My feeling would be the focus should be just what you have said. To figure out what you want and how to get it. I'd suggest maybe ;
Campaign finance reform/electoral college
Healthcare costs
Work and social justice
The real and most pressing threats to America to my mind ?
The polarization of left/right
healthcare
income inequality
job security and social injustice