I believe that Trump will have a ministerial type of government. He is not the type person who says he knows it all...he goes to subject matter experts as a CEO, he has to or he would not survive. He will set the tone, give the direction and ask for the best way to get there...sometimes that requires negotiation but not on the critical points.
If one spends time reading the federalist papers, there was quite a bit of explanation of how the cabinet officials, there were 4 I believe at the beginning, interacted with the President leading up to why having an advise and consent standard was needed. If we simply follow the constitution in all aspects, not the pick and choose what words in which sentences we believe is paramount we would not be in the dilemma we are today IMO.
“If one spends time reading the federalist papers, there was quite a bit of explanation of how the cabinet officials, there were 4 I believe at the beginning, interacted with the President leading up to why having an advise and consent standard was needed. If we simply follow the constitution in all aspects, not the pick and choose what words in which sentences we believe is paramount we would not be in the dilemma we are today IMO.”
People still haven’t read The Art of the Deal. It lays out exactly how he will behave in the oval office.
And it’s not because of some promise that he’s made. His goals are only achieved by making sound decisions. Graft his business approach onto American Legislation and it’s clear that in order for him to succeed, we have to be better off.
Officers trained in or experienced in combat immediately get what Trump is about. The first approach is to shake it up, try to break it, see what it is made of and what it's fears, ambitions wants and needs are and see what tactical advantage shakes out. He is quick at getting down to "brass tacks."
Amazing that folks don't get that.