The Democrats hated him from the start. So did many Republicans, especially those of the "establishment leadership" class. 

Yet President Trump trusted Speaker Ryan and House leadership to come up with a bill to repeal Obamacare. 

And they bungled it. 

Differing polls show different levels of support among voters. One says Trump support remains constant, while another says his support among men is falling (There's also the fact that most past polls regarding Trump have been notoriously inaccurate).

Friday, we'll kick around some scenarios of where things may go from here. 

Will Trump follow the lead of establishment Republicans? Will he bend to the Left to woo support from Democrats?

Or does he resume the path as maverick, the strategy that won him the White House, and hold the parties' feet to the fire?

Meanwhile, Democrats signal there's no common ground between them and the Trump team. Blocking Trump by any means necessary remains a battle cry on the Left. 

Again this week, there are more voices describing what's in play here as "civil war."  Democrats seem less and less democratic as they roll forward with an anti-Trump agenda. 

Perhaps conincidence, perhaps not, Left-wing militias have begun to show themselves on America's mainstreets. At least one of these militias apparently made its public debut wearing red bandanas and toting arms. 

Join us Friday as we continue to connect the dots in these perilous times.