What is so unsettling about this process, is that Trump is actually moving at the speed of business, rather than the speed of politics. People are simply not used to seeing any form of government follow up so quickly on election promises. Normally, as Wynne and Trudeau demonstrate, time is allowed for the electorate to fall asleep after elections. And then, only then, proceed with policies and changes that reinforce re-election potential. 

However, Trump is not a politician. He is used to being in control and making things happen quickly.  And like him or not, he's going to make the world a nervous place as he slowly learns from his mistakes. Painful as it is, he isn't 'business as usual'. And one other thing - with the latest firing, he isn 't going to tolerate non-performers. That too, is unsettling - especially for civil servants.

Ontario could actually benefit from that kind of leadership (yeah, right).