Perhaps in this case the question really is the answer. The fact that so many people are asking this question highlights not only the sense of urgency in the context of not feeling comfortable with the unknowns associated with the Trump White House, but also demonstrates that more and more people are being drawn into an awareness that we are all part of this process.

I've said before that I'm fairly apolitical but, even so, I still feel the tension from others and so, though I'd rather just let water find it's own level in this incredibly complex world, I can't completely avoid the issue of Trump. Well, more to the point, I can't avoid the potential of my basic freedoms being trampled.

I believe that Civil Disobedience will become more of the norm. I also see that sanctuary cities are making a stand, as are certain states. I'm proud to be from Washington State. I also believe that most Americans are generally kind hearted people and that such kind heartedness will manifest itself in many ways that will run counter to the madness that is our executive branch right now.

So, yes, unless we are asking the questions we are getting absolutely nowhere. Fortunately, questions don't always need answers. Their purpose may be only to move us forward - maybe even toward grand ideas or solutions that we hadn't imagined before. And wouldn't that be awesome if something good and maybe even fantastic happened not because of Trumpism but as a reaction to Trumpism.