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Harbaugh said it best "Like Moses, I'm going to die leaning on my staff"
Trump is not physically capable of actually forcing most of those policies through, he will rely on others to do the work for him, from the Cabinet on down. So the question is, who can he bring in who can and will implement these policies, while avoiding the Trumpian tendency to fire or marginalize or mock his own people? I don't actually know.
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