Trump seems to be quite content to spout off incendiary remarks without first considering the consequences of what he is saying. He has the attitude and disposition of an oligarch and for the moment, the republican party is willing to forgive his unruly behavior. Most senior members of the State department have resigned (most were career officials who had worked for both republican and democratic administrations) and Steve Bannon seems to be directing White House policy. The good news is that congress, in particular the Republican party will go along with his executive orders (most of which have not been legally vetted, cannot be enforced and/or are unconstitutional in whole or in part AND may need the support of congress) and his tweeted proclamations in order to get what they want into law (repeal Obamacare, and put forth their conservative agenda) in the next 200 days. At some point, congress will put the breaks on Trump and hopefully (!?????) Trump will have a cabinet in place which will be able to moderate his narcissistic naive presumptions of what will "Make America Great Again"! There is a great movement world wide towards a more ecological approach to the harnessing and use of energy- and despite Trump's assertion that we will return to coal, and make oil king forever, he simply does not have the power or ultimate authority to throw us back to an earlier and much dirtier industrial age.

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