After four years of federal governance by an enfeebled President and a supporting cast largely comprised of DEI symbols, the new administration stands in clear contrast. It is more youthful, more energetic, more businesslike, more accessible, more delegating, more probing, more accountable, more communicative, more visible, and more transparent than previous regimes dominated by career politicians. The sheer magnitude of domestic and diplomatic problems demanding attention requires prompt action on varied fronts, political and commercial. Many demand expedient executive-branch decisions rather than extended Congressional debate. Immediate media outcry from career politicians lacking in comprehensive management experience of large organizations is embarrassing – such as blaming the new administration for a sudden succession of air-transport fatalities The consequent problem for the losing party is the prospect of substantial socio-economic accomplishment by its successor. The public danger lies in impeding essential progress in addressing a laundry list of complex challenges. Instead of a policy of resistance and obstruction, the better course in the national interest would be willing and immediate party collaboration on the several pressing concerns acknowledged by voters on both sides: immigration reform, economic growth, unproductive spending, criminal activity, opioid addiction, and judicial impartiality. Go! Phil Osifer