Well, he has a fair measure of the power, yes. He's also a person whose history is laced with decades of fraud and corruption, and who habitually lies about pretty much everything, including his positions and intended actions. It's conceptually possible he'll fight corruption! He could throw out just about every iota of character or behavior he's shown the public in his lifetime. Maybe decide that now's actually the time to stop making his way as a con man, to cobble together a moral code that excludes more than just murder. It'd be nice. A lot of people would feel a lot better, be less worried about a lot of stuff. Everything we know about the man points otherwise, and hard. But it's possible. It'd be nice.
Hey, improbability is the name of his political career. Could be more likely than you think.
Right, let's get off of Trump. How did the propositions and amendments to state constitutions go for everyone?
For my state:
Prop A: A 23 cent tax upon cigarettes for transportation and infrastructure failed with a 55% vote against.
Amend 1: The tax for maintaining soil and water conservation, as well as State Parks, has been passed with an 80% vote for. It will last 10 years before voted upon again.
Amend 2: Limits have been established on campaign contributions for state and judicial offices, with a 70% vote in favor.
Amend 3: A 60 cent tax on cigarettes to be used for an Early Childhood Health and Education Trust Fund failed, with a 60% vote against.
Amend 4: No new sales tax can be made on services not already taxed passed with a 57% vote in favor.
Amend 5: Voters are required to present ID to prove identity, citizenship, and residence passed with a 60% vote in favor.
So how badly did my state fuck up?