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"Orange Thing: Should It Stay or Should It Go?"

I still don't see what you are suggesting. If Trump is part of the establishment why is the establishment trying so hard to get him out of office? What is your opinion on this and it's not a hard answer to give if you think he's the establishment. So cause where the establishment is trying to keep him in power?
You are showing your true democrat colors.
Which establishment are you referring to, Democrat or Republican?

Trump was born into the richest 1% of the population which makes him part of one faction of the establishment. Perhaps other elements think he's a threat to their interests?

"How Trump Could Have Used Democrats to Crush the Establishment GOP"

http://www.weeklystandard.com/how-trump-could-have-used-democrats-to-crush-the-establishment-gop/article/2009660

"Imagine an alternate universe where Trump ran a unifying campaign, beat Hillary Clinton, and then swept into office with a charm offensive designed to woo Democratic congressmen and—more importantly—their marginal supporters back home.

"President Trump skips Obamacare repeal, because it’s not something he feels strongly about and he knows it’s a briar patch, and instead leads with a giant infrastructure bill.

"Republicans don’t love it, but they can’t buck the new president.

"And a bunch of Democrats can’t say no because their constituents—especially union members—would kill them"
 

Constitutional Sheepdog

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Which establishment are you referring to, Democrat or Republican?

Trump was born into the richest 1% of the population which makes him part of one faction of the establishment. Perhaps other elements think he's a threat to their interests?

"How Trump Could Have Used Democrats to Crush the Establishment GOP"

http://www.weeklystandard.com/how-trump-could-have-used-democrats-to-crush-the-establishment-gop/article/2009660

"Imagine an alternate universe where Trump ran a unifying campaign, beat Hillary Clinton, and then swept into office with a charm offensive designed to woo Democratic congressmen and—more importantly—their marginal supporters back home.

"President Trump skips Obamacare repeal, because it’s not something he feels strongly about and he knows it’s a briar patch, and instead leads with a giant infrastructure bill.

"Republicans don’t love it, but they can’t buck the new president.

"And a bunch of Democrats can’t say no because their constituents—especially union members—would kill them"
There's your problem you think there is a difference between the two parties the establishment is a makeup of both parties and the independents.
 
There's your problem you think there is a difference between the two parties the establishment is a makeup of both parties and the independents.
https://www.google.com/search?q=establishment&oq=establishment&aqs=chrome..69i57j0l5.8544j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

"es·tab·lish·ment
əˈstabliSHmənt/
noun
noun: establishment; noun: Establishment; noun: the Establishment..."

"3
.
a group in a society exercising power and influence over matters of policy or taste, and seen as resisting change.
synonyms: the authorities, the powers that be, the system, the ruling class; More"

I was defining "establishment" in its sense of a group that exercises power and influence over society and is highly resistant to any fundamental changes that would reduce its leverage.

Trump was born into that group, and while his "real estate tribe" often wars with its rival "hedge fund horde" they are firmly united in maintaining the rule of the 1%.


Currently, the 99%, consisting of the vast majority of citizens in both major parties along with the independents, is too badly fractured to threaten this Establishment, imho.o_O
 
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