Real Change Perhaps Yet Down the Road

 Some questions will not be answered as Donald Trump ascends to the presidency. We are told he will sign about 200 executive orders, many of which will address the migrant population and energy -- things perhaps a little more achievable than, say, whether he will jail his political opponents and refuse to leave office when his term is up.
  In other words, our fear of his becoming a dictator is not likely to be realized in the short future.
  Will he seek greater influence over the courts and the Department of Justice? If so, how quickly will that happen?
  How quickly will he move on annexing Greenland, Canada, and the Panama Canal?
  What will he do to end the Ukrainian War - and when?
  When will the tariffs go into effect?
  What will a revamped Department of Education look like? Or will it be around at all?
  Come Tuesday morning, will we wake up to a changed world? With a host of executive orders anticipated, things will not be the same.
   But the real change will probably yet be down the road.