I still don't know what to make of Trump. I'm sure he said a lot of things during the campaign to help him get elected, but positions he's not particularly wed to.
Like he's mentioned he might be open to fixing ObamaCare vs. repealing it. Though he's more recently talked about repeal and replace, but I think that may be the art of the deal with republicans in congress to get some of his agenda passed.
He's definitely doing some outreach to democrats. He's interviewed some as if for administration roles. He may be lobbying them for support for his agenda. He met with Al Gore.
He's seriously considering Mitt Romney, a liberal Republican for State. He's also considering Jon Huntsman, who served in the Obama administration.
Some of his agenda items are actually favorable to democrats. Chucky Schumer has said he's willing to work with Trump on some big issues, like infrastructure spending.
He doesn't come across as a hardline right winger. He doesn't thump the bible, and actually may be atheist or agnostic.
See this article.
He's not out there touting massive cuts in government. In fact, he is talking about some pretty big new government spending. He seems to be fine with government being the solution to the problem, at least some of the time.
It remains to be seen who he'll nominate to replace Scalia on the Supreme Court.
