What we may think in Canada about Trump doesn't really hold much water, El Duque 2.

Tend to listen to what Americans are saying about their own President-elect, and when I read something like this, it concerns me :

"Criminal regimes function in part by forcing the maximum number of subjects to participate in the atrocities. For nearly a century, individuals in various parts of the Western world have struggled with the question of how, and how much, we should engage politically and personally with governments that we find morally abhorrent.

With the election of Donald Trump—a candidate who has lied his way into power, openly embraced racist discourse and violence, toyed with the idea of jailing his opponents, boasted of his assaults on women and his avoidance of taxes, and denigrated the traditional checks and balances of government—this question has confronted us as urgently as ever." 

http://www.nybooks.com/daily/2016/11/27/trump-realism-vs-moral-politics-choice-we-face/