Campaign Promises. So much for "Believe Me"

I can tell you this about me: calling me "honey" doesn't even begin to get my granny panties in a twist. Nice try though.

While the media hyped this a yuge campaign promise, I think the majority of his supporters are more concerned with his promises about jobs and the economy. Would most Trump voters like to see her punished in some way? Probably but I don't think this was at the tip top of their list. So except for the most fervent supporters I don't think this will be a huge deal.

We Democrats have to stick to the policy positions and appointments that are important - how he is going to handle his businesses, his ties to the white nationalists, appearances of nepotism, his bottom of the barrel cabinet picks, his attempts to stifle the press, etc. We are going to burn ourselves out by expending outrage on every.single.thing that comes out of Trump's mouth. And, quite frankly, that is what he is hoping. He will keep manufacturing outrage by tweeting, surrounding himself with synoophants, and being all "mavericky" to hide the unethical business transactions and the fact that he doesn't have a clue how to govern. Just like he ran his campaign. The more we talk about if he's going to live in the WH, Melania's nude photos, the wall he can't build and prosecuting Clinton which he also can't do, the more we help Trump build support.

You are not going to get Trump voters to admit they may regret their vote right now (this is not a criticism of Trump voters). He hasn't even taken office yet. In my opinion, it will take 6 months to a year before we see the upset from voters that he isn't fufilling campaign promises. And it will come primarily from those that were NeverHillary and those that thought he could bring jobs back to the country.