This is it for Crooked Hillary. As far as I'm concerned, any hopes for a Hillary presidency are all but gone. Even Democrats admit deep down this is the case as they are now more concerned about building up their opposition to an imminent Trump presidency in Congress.
In other words, most Democrats now feel as if having Trump win the U.S. Presidency now so they can build opposition to Trump in 2018 and 2020. I think at this point Democrats are more concerned about losing down-ballot races than a Trump victory.
However, I can see a Trump presidency being the most successful in anyone's lifetime. Trump's policies of making America Great Again will see a huge boost for Republicans in 2018 and even achieve a GOP super-majority after 2020. It all depends however on the success and approval rating of a Donald Trump presidency.
Big donors, special interests, and powerful lobbyists vetoing the will of the American voter will be part of the bitter past. Given that no other presidential candidate of a major party has ever proposed what Trump has proposed will make Trump's presidency have the longest lasting impact of any U.S. presidential administration in modern U.S. history.
I don't think there will be a single time during Trump's presidency where he will be reviled and disapproved by more than 35-40% of the American people should he follow through with Making America Great, Safe, Wealthy, and Strong Again.
Let's face it, Democrats are no longer defending Crooked Hillary, seeing her as toxic to Democrat brand. The thought of having Hillary as president, indicted, and even impeached will utterly embarrass Democrats.
A Trump presidency has the untapped potential to open up new opportunities for fairer ballot access, multi-winner legislative districts, citizen empowerment, non-politicized justice, etc.
An overwhelming 75% of Americans will fall in love with Trump's policies, returning to a Norman Rockwell style American Dream. We could see an American Dream resembling that of the 1950's.
On November 9, the Obama-Clinton brand will be no more and a President Trump will transition into the White House by January 20, 2017.
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