Can Trump's No-Drama Transition Last Past His Inauguration?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

70% : People who know her say her organizational skills fill an important role for Trump, who appreciates her as a "safe pair of hands" who proved herself during the campaign.
52% : The best laid plans during a transition can go awry when Trump is in charge.
50% : Confirmation hearings for more than a dozen Cabinet-level appointees are taking place on Capitol Hill this week, while the raft of more than 100 executive orders Trump hopes to deploy in the first days and weeks of his presidency are reportedly being prepared.
49% : He has a stable of reliable loyalists, including Wiles, Epshteyn, and longtime aide Jason Miller, a senior adviser for the transition who was with Trump during the president-elect's meeting with lawmakers on Capitol Hill last week.
43% : A competent transition hardly guarantees a successful presidency, and the problems facing Trump already loom.
36% : Trump 2.0 is doing better than Bill Clinton on that front.
36% : That's a repeat of what happened in the transition after the 2016 election, when Trump employed NDAs (just as he often does in his business operations) to keep staff quiet.
36% : The NDAs, combined with the respect Wiles has from Trump himself, seem to be keeping a lockdown on unauthorized leaks.

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