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With Steve Bannon as the chief and highly influential policy advisor to the President, and with what the President's supporters want—not to mention Senators Cruz and Paul flexing their conservative muscles—and not to mention President Trump's grand visions for such monumental undertakings—does anyone really think that President Trump is going to just capitulate to some lousy, insufficient 0bamacare replacement forwarded by the Establishment?

That's just ridiculous on it's face. This will be a classic example of Trump's counselors, advisors, supporters, and conservative consciences "holding his feet to the fire".

I can't believe all the reactionary concern trolling. Even supposed supporters of the President keep making the same mistake of interpreting him hyper-literally in cases when the exact opposite should apply.

This is the very beginning of a long process, one in which there will be many voices speaking and shouting in the President's ear.

I see no indication that President Trump will ignore the voices of those who elected him, and of those who helped shape his winning policy pitches, etc. Knowing how he see himself as well, I can't imagine him being anything but grandiose in his vision of "replacing the disaster known as 0bamacare".

President Trump doesn't think in timid, cautious terms. He thinks BIG, and any 0bamacare solution that he signs as President is going to be something stamped with his vision, something he and his team will have yuge influence over, and thus something that they will be able to claim credit for.

Anyone who thinks that President Trump is going to handle these major policy initiatives with some kind of partial, half-assed solutions is either delusional, not paying attention, or just doesn't know the man's heart.

This President wants to make America great again, not just "adequate" or "tolerable", and every "big picture" policy that gets implemented during his administration is going to be substantial and great, at least in his eyes...