Dear Guest:

The unfortunate truth is that there is a world of difference between the rhetoric of campaigning to execution of those promises to said political office. They are not all lies. In fact campaign is all about being a show horse which Trump performed especially well

In the world and especially the political world of dynamics things rapidly change. Add to that the slow process of change intentionally designed by our founders and you have a recipe for disappointment by the electorate. Now Trump needs to show he is a work horse and his past shows he can and will

In my view I ignore most of the political promises and focus on the overall make up of the candidate based on his/her past deeds.

Clearly voters were faced with two of the worse candidates to come along in a hundred years .

Many previous presidential candidates had unsavory pasts but recognized they could redeem their legacies by what they would accomplish in office.

Trump's past clearly demonstrated he could overcome adversity, that he was very energetic, confident, decisive, not overly concern by the what others thought. Yet he is a businessman and as such would not through caution to the win. His boasts, lack of detail etc point to a guy who is always negotiating and one has to negotiate from strength and be able to walk away from a deal as a businessman he understands the concept of a completed package handing over such package only when completed knowing others would try and pull it apart.

Trump understands the need to listen to competing voices and will assemble a cabinet, advisors, etc that he has both comfort and confidence in. He will seek their opinions and then he will decide. He has show that he has a great fear and disdain for failure and that is what will motivate him to achieve his goals and promises. If Trump achieves even 50% of what he promised in his campaign he will have succeeded.

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