On Tuesday’s Mark Levin show, Will President-elect Trump be more like Nixon or Reagan? Will he try to cut deals with Democrats like Nixon or be like Reagan where he cut the size of government and return power to the states? Trump has walked back or been silent on many major campaign promises, including the building of a border wall, cancelling the Paris climate agreement, and prosecuting Hillary Clinton. Of course, we are told to ignore this. We want Trump to succeed, but we also want him to do the right thing. Now, before the inauguration, is the time to hold Trump to his word and pressure him towards conservative policies. Once he is president it will be very difficult to influence him. So, why are so many in conservative media ignoring Trump’s softer rhetoric? After that, the State Department has the most vile bureaucracy on the planet. Both Mitt Romney and Rudy Giuliani are not suited to be Secretary of State but John Bolton would be great for the position because he can manage this bureaucracy. Bolton is not a Neocon but a patriot. In addition, Bernie Sanders likes the Trump trade policy and is willing to work with him on this. Apparently nobody in D.C supports the Commerce Clause. Trump might as well bring Sanders into his administration rather than bringing on a Sanders surrogate such as Harold Ford Jr. Finally, Sen Ron Johnson calls in to discuss his victory against Russ Feingold in the November 8th election.
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