@Jackjjacksonjr: Hello. It may be true that the American voters have turned against the Clintons for some reason but that does not necessarily mean that Trump's government will be successful. In 2007 the Australian voters threw out the Liberal Party and voted for the Labour opposition. The Australian voters had grown a little tired of John Howard. In spite of John Howard's excellent political instincts he was seen as being a little bit stubborn and he lost that election to the Labour opposition led by Kevin Rudd. My main point is that Labour won the election but was unable to govern due to internal division. During his first term as leader Kevin Rudd's deputy, Julia Gillard, announced that she would challenge him for the leadership. Rudd fought back and regained the leadership of his party but by this time the Labour Party had lost the voters. Trump does not have the full support of his own party does he? Trump's opponents are not all Corrupt, Lying, Incompetent, Narcissistic, two faced and Offensive Democrats.