OO has asked why those of us who didn't vote for Trump aren't giving him a chance. Maybe because his philosophy is that he needs to "crush" us.

http://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/2...-obamacare

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[Trump] said that “they’re not the Republican people that our representatives are representing.” He said that Republican members of Congress aren’t elected to represent the people who live in their districts, or even the citizens of their districts — they’re elected to represent the people who voted for them, and free to ignore everybody else.

On some level, this isn’t wrong — nothing forces any elected official to care about the opinions of people who didn’t vote for him, as long as he maintains a majority in the next election. But that doesn’t mean the official hasn’t been elected to represent everyone — that the people who voted for someone else, or didn’t vote, or couldn’t vote, simply fall out of the polity.

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This is in Trump’s intellectual DNA. In his 2007 book Think Big and Kick Ass (co-authored with Bill Zanker), he wrote, “You hear lots of people say that a great deal is when both sides win. That is a bunch of crap. In a great deal you win — not the other side. You crush the opponent and come away with something better for yourself."

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