Opinion | What Will Trump Do With All That Power?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

71% : Donald Trump will be president again in a couple of weeks.
60% : But I'd say championing desegregation as governor of Georgia and leading the way on environmental issues like climate change puts him on a higher rung than many other major politicians.
53% : Speaking of crazy -- OK, I'm going back to Trump.
52% : Bret: To me, it seems like just another progressive brainstorm that sounds good in theory -- encourage people to use mass transit; reduce smog and road congestion; use the money to fund public infrastructure -- but will just be another tax that will fall hardest on working-class people who, for one reason or another, need their cars in Manhattan.
35% : The Democratic Party that wins is one that, like Bill Clinton in 1992, figures out how to stand for public order and orderly change, not disorder and decay.
33% : Fareed Zakaria had a terrific column last week in The Washington Post pointing out that New York state's budget is more than twice that of Florida's, and taxes are much higher, but it's hard to argue that New Yorkers get more for their tax dollars.

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