The Inevitable

[Jolly]

Some in Washington have resigned themselves to a second Trump presidency.

https://www.axios.com/2024/07/14/house-democrats-biden-trump-rally-shooting

Of course, it ain't over until it's over, but what are we going to see?

1. What happens to Trump's ongoing legal battles?
2. Trump foundered in the early days after taking office last time. What will it be like this time, in terms of efficiency?
3. What happens to the hard Left and their policies within the Democrat Party?

[George K]

Trump foundered in the early days after taking office last time. What will it be like this time, in terms of efficiency?

I think Trump was ignorant, profoundly so, of the wheels and bureaucracy of Washington. He thought that he could rely on well-entrenched government employees to do what he thought was the right thing. Was it Truman who commented on how impotent the office of President really is?

("He thought")

Scarf-lady Birx proved him wrong, and she documented that in her memoir. "We did whatever we wanted, not what POTUS wanted."