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I agree with all those points but "imminent action" to us, who have time to relax and sit and read the news and make comments from the computer, may not translate in the same exact sense, when you're the new leader of the country and the free world and have a shit load of "imminent" things on your desk from the get go. Every item on his "to do list" can't be first in line. We have to trust him and let him do the job we hired him to do.

It's too early for us to get our ire up over Trump when he's got half the world, half of the country, all of the Left, all of the anti-Trumpers and a good portion of the GOPe Right breathing down his neck. He doesn't need his own supporters making it worse by jumping into the "Why hasn't he made good on all of his campaign promises already?" fray.

Again, regarding Comey. I am sure there are plenty of good candidates to replace Comey but we're not doing the interviewing. Some good people have baggage. Some good ones turn these high target jobs down. They know they can't win-for-losing. I think Trump's got a plan involving Comey and I'm willing judge him by what happens down the road. He's in the cat seat making the decisions, not me.

I know it's been a long time coming but the guy's only been in office a day and a half. He'll get these things done. Give him some breathing room.