I don't know, but one thing I do know is Trump tricking the right into believing he is a devout christian and literally winning the presidency because of it is one of the greatest/stupidest political lies ever told and sold.
There is literally not one single thing in his actions and words in his previous 40 years that would lead one to believe he was a practicing christian let alone a staunch defender of Jesus Christ and his religions. Then all the sudden he realizes the only way he's going to win is if he get's americas Jesus believers on his side and he becomes an apostle. It's hilarious and mind blowing how many people believe this outrageous lie.
I believe there have been wars with bloodshed, the loss of millions of human lives over the question of who is the "real Christian", The history of Islam could not be construed as anything better, with killing infidels and insufficiently correct believers literally the first response to any problem.
The "progressive" reinstitutionalization of "royalty" under the softer term of "expert" or the directed flow of cash for services has not really produced a better kind of human with better instincts for justice.
I still find the disbelievers' measures of true Christianity rather lacking.
I don't think Trump is an ideological person at all. Whatever his past actions have been, he has paid some kind of price, but it's pretty clear he's not gay, or trans, nor in any particular sense anything more or less than a normal, as with the range of familiar or common, alpha sort of male. He does have a wife who grew up outside of this country and under professed communist rule, and it's clear she loves the ideas of traditional American values such as human liberty, human rights, freedom..... the American Exceptionalism sort of array of ideas.
And it's clear Trump not only listens to her, but he listens to the crowds who have come out to his rallies.
There is little danger he can overthrow the statists inside his own executive branch of our government. The militarists of our "military-industrial complex" are split. The folks who just want endless wars are stultified by his failure to start some damn new war, but the folks who love to build weapons are still glowing over the contracts for production and development and research.
Trump may have stumbled out onto the stage, but his sails were filled by the millions of Americans who just damn hate the way we've been run.
This is, in my opinion, a growing thing. A Biden victory, even by an honest vote count, will not stop it's growth. It is the end of the Progressive Era, and the end of the old UN order.
Any politician who will get in front of this political trend will win big.