Nigh is the end.....

Many will miss Biff blogs and comments, but I feel her pain. I too worry about the strident near crazy talk on both sides of the policies (and the crazy tweets) that the US administration has become. Having held my nose to vote for him (fingers not all too tight, considering the Dem alternatives of family wide sociopathy---Monica's destroyed life and Bengazi; and moonbat socialist economics---Bernie, who actually was the most human of all). I still can see the many positives, yet am not blind to the downsides of trumpismso. Finally, someone at the helm who is trying to do what he said he would. Long dysfunctional, fat drunk Ted Kennedy non-policies on uncontrolled guest worker arrangements; silly half century acquiescence to PRC mercantile trade relations( c'mon, 51% control of joint ventures and turn over of all trade/production proprietary secrets?!), sensible infrastructure, a long list of much else. Presidents have all waxed misleading on such, without much follow through. Do the means justify the (possible) ends? I see analogies with new leadership in a failing industry. Without the tough medicine, the factories continue to close, literally, and metaphorically. The wags/workers piss and moan, vehemantly so, but without the courage FINALLY to reset course, the plant, and ship of state, are on the rocks. It boils down, for me, to allowing the basic lobbyist run corruption (under a myriad of disguises/ruses) to continue, or actually trying to shake things up some. Thus, the true meaning behind the "remaking great/draining swamps", sometimes seemingly ungrounded, talk. The ancients knew of this, and evolved the concept of courage in leadership. Lots of sleepless nights, with such leaders. Sadly, many just want to keep on comfortly dreaming.