Actually, it's one of my biggest concerns (if not the biggest). Oh, and for those who inquired/implied, tax policy is among my lowest.
At the end of the day, as I've thought about my uncertainty at this election, I found my way back to something I told my kids when they went to college: you have to actually be "for" something, and not simply "against" something else, and for god's sake act out of courage rather than fear. Because thankfully you can, as it's a really big ship with the kind of associated inertia that doesn't allow it to turn on a dime. Notwithstanding the weird neo-hegelian mindset of people these days.
So, we're in an election where both candidates (and their online surrogates) seek to motivate pretty much exclusively out of fear. I'll certainly not be voting based on fearmongering (as it seldom plays out). And honestly I won't likely be voting based on 'mere' policy proposals (being offered choices somewhere in the center of gravity among incoherence, the absence of policy, and stupidity). What I will be doing between now and November is thinking a lot about first principles and what outcome is likely to end up most aligned with what I believe the right mix of those principles to be in the long term, so that whether the ship turns to port or starboard, the wake is minimized. Make no mistake, both sides have something to offer in that calculus.