After three weeks as the president-elect, we are starting to get a sense of what a Trump presidency will look like. Or at least a clear idea of how he is running the transition from Trump Tower to the White House. It looks much the same as his unconventional campaign, combining Twitter rants with Rust Belt rallies.
On Monday evening, you might have thought he would be huddled with aides discussing his pick for Secretary of State or catching up on security briefings (reportedly he took only two of the daily briefings offered during his first fortnight as president-elect). But no. Despite having won the election by 306 electoral college votes to 232, he decided to launch a classic Twitter rant reheating dodgy claims that fraud cost him a chunk of the popular vote.
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