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The article's focus is on foreign policy, where Trump has excelled, contrary to the expectations of even some of his followers. I think that Trump satisfies a lot of things that the EU especially has come to publicly ridicule about American foreign policy and privately need desperately (and we'd have to pull toenails out to hear that admitted). 0bama was the President that everyone loved publicly and despised privately; Trump is the opposite.

For me the game-changer was that stunning speech in Poland. After that nothing was really the same. That was only last July. Nine months ago tomorrow. Think for a moment of what has happened since.

It is ironic how desperately the political opposition in this country has clung to the old, rotten anchors of the last administration, "progressives" who are doing their very best to halt progress and return to the old, cozy suppositions of internationalist elitism and relentless social engineering directed from above. These fancy themselves on the "right side of history", a history that is about to sweep them away into the irrelevancy they deserve. They aren't going away quietly. And it doesn't matter.