Rather than trying to blow up Washington on Day One, as Trump promises, he should present a strategically structured priority list that fixes first the things that are truly broken. Each victory should build momentum for the next.


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Rather than trying to blow up Washington on Day One, as Trump promises, he should present a strategically structured priority list that fixes first the things that are truly broken. Each victory sh…{ai:summary}<p>Trump should focus on a structured priority list to address key issues instead of attempting drastic changes immediately. This approach would allow for incremental victories that could generate momentum for further reforms. </p><p>#politics</p>

Finley: Trump mustn’t get distracted from mission

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