Thats it then!

You've beaten me to it! 

What I didn't realise was unlike our PM, he won't actually take over until 20 Jan 2017. So does that mean he's got 10 weeks to watch the House of Cards or the West Wing to find out how all this politics stuff works?

Or will he hot desk with Obama? Maybe he'll go on a brickie course so he can start building his Mexican wall. As a businessman, I wonder if the Whitehouse will be rebranded?

Maybe Trump HQ? Trumpton Town Hall?

With Boris as the UK Foreign Secretary, and President Trump saying the first thing that comes into his head, I think they are going to make Prince Phillip look like a diplomatic genius.

It's going to be an interesting 4 years, hopefully we will all still be around to appreciate it 

With the Republicans now also having a majority in the Senate and House of Representatives he's going to have an easier time than Obama.  If unsuccessful, then he'll go to war somewhere in the world to try and hide his failings.  Maybe his first overseas trip will be to Germany to see the walls that have been built by some villages, to segregate the immigrants.

As with the result, perhaps he will surprise/shock us all and do something about that hair......

Felt sorry for his young son, looked like he wanted to be anywhere but on stage with his father.  Wonder what The Last Leg will make of it all.  US election special 10pm tonight Channel 4.

His son looked shattered didn't he! I defiantly agree with the hair, it is probably the only good thing he could contribute; a hair cut  

With no experience in politics at all, I guess its time to prepare ourselves for what is to come

Originally Posted by Rachael.Kennedy

“So what will he do first?”

Nuke Putin.. Although now one of the most powerful men in the world, probably was anyway otherwise he wouldn't have been elected, money gives you power.... He is pretty powerless, he cannot just do what he wants, what ever he wants to do he will always need the backing of congress.... This is why the gun laws will never change and Obama hit a brick wall trying to change it and the same applied to nations healthcare policy.... So whatever he wants to do he will always need people to say "Yes sir Mr President" Otherwise it is just hot air...

Unlike Obama, he has the backing of Congress. But after watching the House of Cards, I suspect Kevin Spacey's character is a more realistic window into the behind the scenes manipulation, and how power is really handled.

With no political experience or understanding how to play the game, he could just become a puppet, manipulated and manoeuvred by people who have been playing the game for years.