Murf Trump himself said the electoral college was a joke and that if a presidential candidate loses the popular vote then people should march on Washington. He did not rescind these comments from 2012 when he had a chance to do so on 60 Minutes. He said he wasn't going to change his mind about that. Trump tweeted that he could have won the popular vote by a big margin if he wanted to. So it's still a live issue. It's not over.

Oh, and Trump had a call with Putin pledging to improve relations with the government that meddled in our election in an unpredecented manner. That's not over either. There will need to be pretty big congressional investigation into that. Oh and don't forget the FBI putting their fingers on teh scale of the election twice in the final twelve days.

Trump himself was shocked that he won, and obviously he needed all the help he could get from Russia and the FBI to push himself across the line in front of Clinto. Yet this hasn't tempered his choices for his government in an way. Hardliners and loyalists across the board. If you win a huge victory in the popular vote you have a mandate and have some room to do this stuff with support of people. When you lose the popular vote by more than 1.3 million votes, more than a full percentage point of the votes cast, then let's face it, your actions as president are goign to viewed by a different standard.

Add to this the fact that Trump, after all his accusations and propaganda about Crooked Hillary and Lying Ted and everything, is trying to have his son-in-law get a job in the White House while his daughter runs his companies. MAssive conflict of interest and exactly what he screamed about Hillary, but even worse.