The U.S. federal government (more precisely, only one quarter of the government) was shut down for 36 days.  Opinions of this shutdown, as expected, vary.  In the left camp, a victory is celebrated, and in the right camp, the range of assessments extends from bitterness of defeat (the majority) to cautious optimism like "well, we will see who wins" (a minority). However, an idea that does not occur to anyone to consider is one of Trump's victory, no matter how unusual it sounds. Why is this view not considered?  Probably because it is based on the emotional background of the conflict – that is, the personal confrontation between Donald Trump and Nancy Pelosi, who is reveling in her newly acquired power.  However, let's ask ourselves: would Trump's position change if, instead of Pelosi, there was someone else?  Hardly anyone could argue that it was Pelosi who determined Trump's political...(Read Full Article)