So let me get this right...the consequences we're talking about came to us as follows:

1. Obama wins two terms by the popular vote
2. Obama appoints a supreme court nominee (a compromise, someone towards the center that he hoped Republicans could get behind)
3. The Republicans in congress blocks the hearings from even taken place citing 'you can't appoint a justice during an election cycle'
4. Trump wins by the electoral college 
5. Trump appoints a supreme court nominee

These are the consequences of an election? They're actually three times removed from what the consequences of an election should be (the people pick the president and the president picks the supreme court nominee). This is pretty much the Republican party cutting in line and then looking back and saying "We were here first".

At least know how you got here before you start ignorantly parading on about 'consequences'.