[Persevero]

I think so. There is a massive learning curve and I think he has learned a great deal.

Also nothing to lose this is his last term.

Godspeed Mr President

[Governor Dinwiddie]

Do you even have to ask? Does the Pope sh** in the woods?

47: Bigger, Bolder, Better, Uncut.

[Secret Agent Man]

Aren’t we all hoping so?

[Gay State Conservative]

In 2017 Trump arrived in DC as a babe in the woods. He'll arrive in a few weeks,missing a part of his ear and very well acquainted with “the usual suspects” and their power,influence and methods. Add to that the fact that he can claim a popular vote majority and I'd wager that he'll get far more accomplished this term than he did last term.

[butlerweave]

or 92 ,LOL

[asinclair]

You are who you choose to surround yourself. The first term, Trump did not choose wisely, probably because the advisors he listened to gave bad advice. This time around, I sincerely hope he does a better job of selection.

What scares me is that the voters in the United States has a spotty track record in selecting good people to represent them. In some cases, the people they elect don't represent the voters, but instead represent some agenda. This is because voters will tend to vote AGAINST a candidate, without considering the appropriateness of the candidate that's left.

[Ronald77]

Yes, as long as the republican congress supports him, and doesn’t try to destroy him like they did in his first term.

[metmom]

God willing.

[bantam]

America——help is on the way!!!!!!

[mikrofon]

Numerically, this year should start a stronger, more powerful term for President Trump and the nation…

(See tagline ;–)