Yes. If Trump does succeed, what many of us support, is what he says he is for. In the meantime, what may be a valuable use of time, is to study the juridical nature of The State. What is actually meant in the context of The State, when people talk about 'constituting'? What does it mean 'to constitute'? What is it, juridically, that the constitution constitutes? This is fundamental, like knowing what 'fiat' actually means, and like 'fiat,' it seems the meaning has been deliberately hidden. Instead of 'trusting the plan,' it can be good to learn about some key juridical terms. Knowledge is power. :-)