It's just as ridiculous to not question anything the president does as it is too abandon him the first time he does something you don't like. I think Trump is under enormous pressure from the establishment to make the wrong decisions on a lot of issues, and we need to keep the pressure on him to push back against that element.
When you have people like Bannon and Gorka leaving the administration and warning about the agenda Trump ran on being undermined by others in the administration it's a serious concern. I see people saying they didn't vote for those guys, but the fact is they voted for many of the ideas Trump shared with them.
The man's been under pressure most of his business life, and has handled it well, and been successful. He wouldn't be where he is today if he couldn't handle stress or obstacles being thrown in his path. I believe he thrives on pressure. That's one of his greatest strengths. I don't feel I have to "keep the pressure on him to push back against" his foes. What do you think he's been doing all this time...sitting there like George W. and taking it in the shorts? Trump's a fighter, and if you can't see that then your blind. And don't assume he can't tell an a-hole from a saint. He's had to deal with all sorts of people from around the world, and I'm sure he's learned to read people real quick. I don't think there's many people who can pull the wool over Donald Trump's eyes, and get away with it.
Maybe Sheriff Arpaio's conviction wasn't anything significant to you that deserved an immediate pardon, but it was significant to Arpaio and his family. This 85 year old man faithfully served his office of County Sheriff for over 24 years. He was harassed by Obama's DOJ thugs for years, and dragged through the mud, simply for doing his job. Why shouldn't he have been pardoned now? Why should he have to wait? At 85...would you want to wait if you were in his shoes?