If you're worried about Trump, It's simple. We wait and see. If Trump manages to make America Great, lowers unemployment and poverty, culls illegal immigration and monitors Muslim refugees without unrest, wipes out ISIS, and does brings all the good he promised, then conservatives will be able to say "we were right"
If, although, the increasingly liberal progressive country,
(and it is; Trump got less votes than Romney, as 48% of the country chose not to vote period as they didn't view Hillary as a viable alternative; Trumps win was not a massive uprising of right wing nativist conservatism, but rather a massive rejection of Hillary's rather right wing neoliberalist corruption of the left wing Democratic party; it's not that people want the right, it's just that due to the DNC being corrupt to the core, there is no viable left party besides the extremist left Green party; people want progress, the point of liberalism, but Hillary used corporatist neoliberal corruption and SJWs (ex. Ghostbusters and Pepe) to turn liberalism into a hypocritical joke, similar to how she turned the concept of humanitarianism (which I worship as an ideology) into a joke by using the excuse of humanitarian intervention to depose human rights violating dictators but leaving even worse human rights violating warlords in place; quite simply, she was a *****, and did not deserve the presidency; however, now that Hillary lost the election, there is no point in criticising now, as she has lost her power seat forever)
decides to reject the conservative policies of the conservative government, shit could get bad. If peoples families start getting negatively affected by Trump's policies on a mass scale, then we could be looking at, as i stated on election day, an apocalyptic civil war. In which case, the increasingly small conservatives may undergo a French Revolution style coup leading our country to become a third world state in the chaos.
Conservatism by its it's very logic is doomed to fail because it wishes to conserve policies and ideologies of the past against the technological and social progress of the future, and change is a juggernaut that can not be stopped. You can either adapt to it or be crushed trying to rebel against it. As the world progresses technologically, it is slowly but surely beginning to embrace mundialist secular humanism over religion or nationalism.
I'm rather glad Bannon said what he did. It proves my point about alt-right conservatism. They are driven by base human nature (strong preys on the weak) rather than human spirit (strong protects the weak). A desire for power over the powerless rather than the empowerment of the powerless. This is well, the attempt to conserve human nature against the evolving human spirit. It is, well, rather Satanic thinking.
Hillary lost not because she was a liberal, but because she was a neoliberal, which is essentially a conservative who lies about it. Americans don't want conservatism in any form, but Hillary and the international Bilderberg Group have corrupted liberalism into a neoliberal capitalist system that is essentially identical to conservatism. People do not want conservative policies. They do not want the current status quo, which is what Hillary offered, or any previous status quo, which is what Trump is offering. They want progress, know we have the technological capacity, and they know that neoliberal/conservative greed and obsolete nationalist/religious/economic ideologies is what is obstructing that progress. As stated, Hillary's loss was the country's killing of neoliberalist capitalism, but something tells me conservatism isn't too far behind, and depending on how oppressive Trump's policies get, the death of conservatism won't be at the ballot, but rather in bloodshed.
You can't fight change with conservatism. Change is a juggernaut. If it's not adapted it to, it will crush you, and in the case of an oppressive Trump presidency, conservatism will be crushed by outright revolution. And that point, there won't be a Hillary Clinton to lynch. There will only be Trump, his administration....and all who voted for him.