They won the battle. They may not have done so fairly - it's a war, and war isn't fair. But they won.
You don't live in a democracy. Your ruler is not decided by the people. It is decided by an oligarchy fighting amongst itself as to who to appoint. That's the real fight, and they won it. They're good at that fight, so will probably do it again. All the drama around Biden and Trump is a play for the masses, a distraction. Democracy is the new opiate of the masses - the belief that you can fix things by voting keeps people from violent revolt by redirecting those energies into celebrity worship (Go Biden! Go Trump!), and voting. But the real fight is behind the curtain, and the side that most clearly recognises that this is the reality of today and fully embraces that fight, however undemocratic or unconstitutional it may be, will win that fight. And it is the Democrats who most fully embrace that style of fighting, so they will most likely win.
You don't live in a democracy. Your ruler is not decided by the people. It is decided by an oligarchy fighting amongst itself as to who to appoint. That's the real fight, and they won it. They're good at that fight, so will probably do it again. All the drama around Biden and Trump is a play for the masses, a distraction. Democracy is the new opiate of the masses - the belief that you can fix things by voting keeps people from violent revolt by redirecting those energies into celebrity worship (Go Biden! Go Trump!), and voting. But the real fight is behind the curtain, and the side that most clearly recognises that this is the reality of today and fully embraces that fight, however undemocratic or unconstitutional it may be, will win that fight. And it is the Democrats who most fully embrace that style of fighting, so they will most likely win.