Actually, @LordLancington, I'll be ecstatic (if astonished) if anything much can be salvaged from the Brexit Trainwreck. Except maybe a Unicorn Sanctuary in Kent, right next to the portaloos and the Nigel Farage Memorial Car Park.
On the subject of the US election, I've seen headlines the last couple of days saying that Biden isn't a friend to the UK. He's not a fan of BJ. That's rather different, though I rather think he'll have bigger fish to fry than this isolated little group of islands. We're just lucky we share a mother tongue with the United States, otherwise we'd probably have been consigned to our rightful place in the atlas long before this.
I still don't think Leavers understand, or ever have understood, what a daft decision it has been to deliberately leave the biggest trading bloc in the world and what the real implications are.
The EU is not perfect; nothing is. I made my decision based on rationally looking at imports and exports, of services and people, not just of goods. Where goods are concerned, this applies especially to fresh produce. Just take a walk round Tesco, virtually if necessary, to see what percentage of our fresh food comes in through the ports, and how much of the rest is harvested by, say, Eastern Europeans in Lincolnshire, Devon, etc.
And then do the same for medicines; just have a look at where paracetamol, say, is actually manufactured, not packaged. And then have a look at your local hospital, and check out how many registered nurses, in particular, are immigrants, and paying us handsomely for the privilege.
And then take a look at how many large institutions, including banks, are removing themselves from England, either to Ireland, or to mainland Europe.