Trump never really made any policy speeches, just jumbled rants about how he'd do terrific stuff.
he was a fairly liberal Democrat for most of his adult life.
and was a proponent of marriage equality long before HilClin and Obama "evolved on the issue".
Should be an interesting few years.

opcorn:
Wow, Phaedrus. That makes twice today that I have agreed with something you said. A new record for me. Must be something I ate. :tongue:
I am watching with great interest to see what Trump does on the court nomination. I am glad Mrs. Clinton didn't win, but I didn't vote for Mr. Trump and I don't trust him any further than I could throw him. The 60 minutes interview has me actively worried that a large segment of the American population has been majorly duped.
I hope he nominates a constitutional originalist to the court, or even a constructionist would suffice if they are cut from the same cloth as Justice Scalia, but there is NO WAY TO PREDICT what the man will ACTUALLY DO when the time comes. That is why I wanted someone with PRINCIPLES to be the nominee, so there would be some way of predicting how they will vote on crucial issues. In Trumps case there are none, and there is no way to predict.
I hope I end up pleasantly surprised, but I will remain a skeptic until he has proven himself in at least a few of my core principle issues. If, in the end, he actually
represents me, I will get on board and support him for reelection. That very much remains to be seen, though.