Another angle you didn't explore is the possibility that much of the press and media might decide to just, well, ignore him. Sure, his personal outlets will continue to cover him, from Fox to the weird ones. But if the regular, respectable political press simply don't cover or report his outrageous, ridiculous, pathetic, or criminal commentary on the Biden administration, I suspect he'll be surprised, hurt, angry - and unable to do anything about it, as his protests will equally go uncovered, or noted on an inside page in the second section (and equivalent space in media platforms). He is, to a very large extent, the creation of the mainstream media, and they have the power to make him largely go away from the actual political discourse and governance of the country starting this winter.

And the Biden administration could certainly help here, by letting all the right people know who gets the inside access to actual Washington information and face time - people who readily admit in public that Biden is the legitimate president, and who publicly don't give ex-President Trump the time of day in their campaigning or their reporting.

What? Anyone can announce a rally and then spew word-salad at whoever shows up, without actually having a campaign for anything -- even if the word-salad sounds as though they're saying they do.

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I still think there's too much emphasis being put on Trump. The problem is the millions of people who like everything Trump stands for, and constitute a majority of Republican primary voters. They'll still like it after he's gone.

And (shhhh!) we still have the Deep state on our side.

Well, Biden is apparently, looking for Republicans to appoint to his administration so that he can fantasize about it looking like America and him being the President of Everybody. I hope this terrible idea does not come to fruition. The only way it could be good is if he appoints a sitting GOP senator from a state with a Dem governor to be Ambassador to Planet Nine.