The
US will not adopt the metric system.
Yellowstone
National Park will not blow up.
The
next four years will be filled with hate and political animosity, mostly from
people who claim they are pushing for social justice and acceptance, yet appear to be a lot like social bullies, to everyone else.
Hollywood
stars will not actually keep their promises to leave, and we will continue to
see them on the talk shows pushing their projects while condemning the new
administration.
The
people who truly believe climate change is the number 1 threat to the nation
will be disappointed as car manufacturers continue to sell more super-sized
SUVs than electric cars and oil production in the US increases to keep costs to
the consumer down.
The
new President will continue the tradition of the last President by claiming
credit for all the good stuff, while blaming the opposition for all the bad
stuff.
The
DOJ and IRS, having been turned into effective political weapons by the last
administration, will continue as such -- just with a different enemies list.
A
Republican Congress will make mistakes similar to the Democratic Congress of
2009-10.
The
cost of all this will continue to raise the national debt, but the Republicans
won’t spend their days complaining about it and the Democrats won’t either.
Maybe,
if we are lucky, real jobs will be created so men and women who want to work
can find employment at reasonable wages.
The
religious wars, which aren’t supposed to be called religious wars, will
continue.
The
European Union will continue to have discord from members who see that Great Britain
didn’t sink into the Atlantic as forecast.
The
Democratic National Committee and the mainstream media will pick a new, more
radical approach, to condemn the Trump administration.
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