Donald Trump may prove to be the 'Gong Show President' but,  unless he does something far more egregious than implementing a temporary ban on Muslim immigration, he is likely to remain in office until the end of his term. He was elected by people who wished to express their dissatisfaction with both the Republican and Democrat establishments in Washington. He promised he would implement his platform prior to the election, was elected on the strength of his promises and is now delivering on them. Although opposition to him and to his promises was strong, it was not strong enough to convince those wishing for change to reject him. Opposition to him is still strong as the polling indicates but there is no evidence that his core support is dwindling. What is evident is that political polarity increasing given many conservatives and liberals cannot find consensus. Division is solidifying and the rancour is becoming more pronounced. The possibility of reconcilliation seems sadly illusory.