Re what to expect next... Not so much about specifics but about the management via media.
Seared into my memory from the day Roe v Wade was struck down is that, within minutes, social media was chockers with messaging that when the Right does something that hurts people, it's the Left's fault for not stopping them hard enough.
It chimed so very closely with the Rules of Misogyny: that when a man does something bad, it's a woman's fault.
So now it's a pattern I can't unsee.
I expect to see a lot more of that.
I've also realised that, for some actors, it's not that they don't care that the population are angry with their actions, and nor do they try to minimise the anger: they're actively pleased at generating the anger because they are confident they will be able to redirect it onto a scapegoat they want to target. So it becomes a win-win.
It can be direct, like anger over loss of abortion rights in the US. Or it can be indirect, like degrading public services and living conditions, then relying on the pressure cooker exploding when you offer your chosen scapegoat.
I want to try to stay alert when I notice "I'm getting feelings of anger", and pay attention to a) where the feeling is coming from, and b) who is trying to direct it.