[Bruce Campbells Chin]

He obviously means well. I just think his lack of understanding of law, and the mechanics of government, coupled with his inability to hire sharp advisors who share his vision, means that he is very unlikely to implement successfully his vision.

To fix something, you have to understand how it actially works, and I don't think Trump does.

[llevrok]

I agree with you on all points.

[Jolla]

well stated

[9YearLurker]

Or maybe he’s been controlled opposition all along.

[trebb]

I’d say he has become intimately aware of how it works - your list of his “faults” seem to revolve around him not being a politician so he trusted the wrong folks - that can be an asset after lessons learned.
Just my opinion.

[Sarcazmo]

Please explain to me how things are actually working now. Are we using the constitution? Is the law being followed?

My point is, you level a charge at someone and I contend that NO ONE knows how things are currently working.

[Mr. Lucky]

Well said.

[lodi90]

Trump is a builder, businessman and Trump World showman. I’ve never gotten the impression he was all that interested in the day to day running of government and foreign policy. His interest in foreign policy is only when it intersects with business related economic issues. So many missed opportunities there, unfortunately.