It's all good. History has a tendency to repeat it's lessons when it comes to politics, especially when the representives of the people take their wishes, dreams, aspirations and desires for granted. 

Our congress spends taxpayer's money on projects that keep private campaign contributions coming for their next election, the president spies on every man woman and child in the United States, yet says the war on terrorism has ended, the US Supreme Court says that a corporation is a "person" with the right to donate unlimited funds into a single politican's political campaign because as a "person", the donation is the same as protected speech under the First Amendment.

The US electorate is angry with career politicians, that is why there is such an overwhelming appeal for a non-political candidate. Hitler was appointed Chancellor of Germany by the president that did not even win with a majority of the popular vote. Hiltler ran for president and lost because he was not popular---- Donald Trump IS popular, which gives you this unesy feeling about the intentions of the majority of US voters. Will they still be pissed off at all politicians at election time? Notice that congress has been keeping out of the news with their infighting lately? They see it coming and they are hoping that by timeNovember 5th rolls around, people will not hate politicians so much that they will vote for spite and malice Trump.