The transformation of Donald begins Thursday. The freewheeling, acerbic, often vulgar and offensive maverick of the campaign trail has days to become a president. will begin the process with a remarkable meeting with President Barack Obama at the White House, an encounter between antagonists who never bothered to hide their visceral dislike for one another. After his stunning election victory over Hillary Clinton, also has a dizzying list of tasks to fulfill, and the White House meeting is only the start of his hectic agenda before Inauguration Day. First, the President elect must make a stab at uniting the country, after a scorched earth campaign in which he consciously tore at the nations gender, racial and economic fault lines to build a movement to power. Hes practicing some unusual humility. I pledge to every citizen of our lands that I will be the president for the American people, said in his victory speech Tuesday. For those who have chosen not to support me in the past, for which there were a few people, Im reaching out to you for your guidance and your help so we can work together and unify our great country. But his challenges were on clear display Wednesday as protests broke out from Boston to Los Angeles. s meeting with Obama promises to be one of the most awkward encounters ever between a president and his successor. The President elects agenda is diametrically opposed to Obama, including the repeal of his signature health care law. Obama faces sharp repudiation and a legacy nightmare built his political career and appeal to what eventually became his base with his crusade to prove that Obama was not a natural born citizen and was not therefore eligible for the presidency. Many Democrats found his antics racist and deeply offensive to the first African American president. Partly spurred by his contempt for , Obama used the power of his office like no other president before him to make the case on the campaign trail that his potential successor was essentially un American, unfit for the presidency and too risky to be trusted with the nuclear codes. The president made a forceful argument and he stands by that argument, but the time for making that argument has passed, White House spokesman Josh Earnest said Wednesday. The American people rendered their judgment, and President Obama doesnt get to choose his successor, the American people do, and they did. Preserving the integrity of American democracy makes it incumbent on Obama to ensure the peaceful transition of power, despite his own deep reservations and antipathy toward his successor. is also under immediate pressure to build a relationship with Republican leaders, including House Speaker Paul Ryan and Senate Majority leader Mitch McConnell, who have often viewed him with deep skepticism but are now crucial to his agenda . must build an administration that is ready to hit the ground running January . And perhaps his most daunting assignment is building a national security structure from scratch, and bringing his own sketchy foreign policy and national security credentials up to speed. Every president who walks into the Oval Office faces an adjustment to the inhuman demands of the presidency. Obama is fond of saying that only problems that no one else can solve reach the Presidents desk. How Donald But is the only man ever to the presidency with no political, diplomatic or military executive experience, so his learning curve to becoming the most powerful man in the world will be even steeper. is no longer on the campaign trail and is not therefore subject to the same pressures that a candidate faces. So in a sense, the transition allows him to reset and at least attempt to adopt a more presidential posture. His task will be exacerbated by the fact that he appears on track to lose the popular vote to Clinton, even though he the electoral college a factor that undercuts any claims of a mandate. Clintons campaign manager Patti Solis Doyle, a CNN contributor, said needs to make amends to Americans insulted by his conduct including African Americans, women and Hispanics. I think he needs to start with an apology ??? honestly, she said on CNNs The Lead. Given the President elects reluctance to admit he is wrong, that step at least seems unlikely. s new audience stretches beyond Washington and the United States. US allies were alarmed by s victory, given his criticism of US alliances overseas and hazy knowledge of defense and nuclear doctrine.

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