Originally Posted by Guest

I am looking forward to Trump's presidency. He scares both parties and that is a good thing. Both have become too powerful. The interesting point here is that Trump will spend equal time with representatives of both parties and take their advice. Advice from those that he might respect as having sound ideas. I doubt he will exploit the E.O. process like the current poser. Obama got away with it in many cases because no one wanted racial riots in D.C. The supreme court shut him down a few times, quietly. Even if Trump is deficient on how the government is run, he will surround him with experts. He already is doing just that. He will rely on good advisors to guide his decisions, unlike some of the egotistical politicians we presently have in D.C. I really don't think that he wishes to be a tyrant. Unlike Hillary, Trump has power already.
On the other hand, Hillary is unbalanced. She totally disregards laws, is unethical and will do anything by using shortcuts to get her way. I have no doubt that Debbie Whatshername was working for her involving the DNC scandal. I have never heard one staff member that ever had anything good to say about her. The White House staff hated her and said she was the meanest witch ever residing there.