KennyBanyeah
Buckle up!!
He's said a lot of words. He hasn't actually done anything to fundamentally alter for the worse any of those institutions he mentioned. Shit, the one thing that under the current makeup of congress should've been a slam fucking dunk for him (Obamacare repeal) he couldn't even get done. The tax overhaul is literally the first fundamentally life-altering legislation he's enacted and it took a year to get to that and leaves him with about one more year to get anything else done before he likely loses one of the chambers of congress.
Trump still hasn't pulled even 5% of the shit Richard Nixon pulled and Trump has approximately .005% of the intellect and political skill that Nixon had.
He's a poor politician. The worst that's happened or will happen is a select portion of the longtime Republican agenda will be enacted by the time he's out of office. Like with the Democratic agenda from 2009-2017, his successor will have the ability to reverse these changes should he or she be a good-enough politician and life will go on.
All true. I think Kasparov's point, however, is that fuckface has done loads of informal damage to the country's sense of right and wrong. His antics are going to normalize (further) shitty behaviour from future leadership. A future president (from either party) with a slightly less fucked up ideology, but obviously way more politically adept than Trump, will be able to get away with all sorts of shit because " welp, he/she isn't as crazy as Donald was!".
Some pretty crazy stuff (trying to stifle the press, disdain for the legislative process, etc.) is going to look tame/normal immediately post-Trump. Makes for dangerous conditions.
At least IMO that's what Kasparov was trying to get at.