Will Trump Fix This? CAN He?

Immediately below, we excerpted a few grafs from a very important story.  The author of that story is J. E. Dyer, an ex-CIA employee who is a patriot, not a Brennan.

Dyer--who is not yet a victim of Arkancide--has some observations and questions at the end of her article.

...The point is this:  the power to issue permits – and pardons – as a lucrative way of life is one that plenty of people don’t want to give up once they have wielded it.  It’s not just a few handfuls of people at a given time who have been presidents or prime ministers.  It’s their cabals, their circles of donors and cronies, and revolving-door bureaucrats even at the lower levels who surge in and out of office with them....

...Over the last 40-odd years, this constituency of regulatory power has been globalized, homogenized, and anonymized to an extent never seen before.  Sometimes it can be found making celebrated donations to universities and good causes. ...

The Mueller-fakery was certainly NOT about protecting Hllary.  She--by herself--is simply not that important.  Rather:

...the attempt was to hang on to the powers of regulation, resource control, taxation, rent-seeking, defining the purview of government, gaining control of the voting apparatus, and setting limits on the information infrastructure for everyone on the planet.  There is also more than a hint that among the powers to be gained is control of a nuclear capability in some form – a capability available apart from the arsenals of sovereign states....

...this summary of the seamy underside of modern government and its regulatory nexus with business and “civil society” – is what you call motive...

Think Trump can take all this down?  Maybe.  But certainly not single-handedly.