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While has the advantage of a ready made domestic program given Republican control of Congress, he has no such luxury when it comes to national security policy.

s foreign policy team also lacks a diplomatic heavy hitter respected abroad: speculation is mounting that he will bring in someone who is a known quantity overseas as Secretary of State ??? someone like Sen. Bob Corker, who heads the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.

He has just over two months to staff the State Department, Pentagon, his White House National Security staff, install new leadership at the Intelligence Agencies and begin to install top diplomatic envoys overseas.
It would be a daunting task for any president. is further handicapped by the fact that a huge chunk of the Republican national security establishment, alarmed by his volatile temperament and rudimentary knowledge, defected en masse to Clinton.

But the most fundamental question facing may be his own temperament.
The idea that the President elect was too erratic and volatile to be commander in chief was at the center of Clintons campaign, and many Americans and foreigners alike worry that his inauguration will usher in a period full of danger and risks.

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showed at times on the campaign trail that he could be disciplined. Such a demeanor will be even more crucial now because a stray word from a president who can send financial markets tumbling or send foreign armies onto red alert.
The transition period will be a time for him to try on his new role as a statesman.

The question is whether he will be the version of who vowed to throw Clinton in jail or someone with a personality more becoming of a commander in chief.
Is this the Donald who wanted to ban all Muslims coming into America CNN contributor Matt Lewis, a conservative author, said on CNN Wednesday. Or is this the Donald that sounded a much more conciliatory last night
He added: I hope that he was sort of fronting a little bit to the election and that he will actually govern in a more statesmanlike manner.

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