[Artemis Webb]

One does not have to like Trump personally (I don’t) to support him. He’s getting things accomplished. When I voted for him I wanted it to accomplish two things:

1. I wanted Hillary defeated.
2. I wanted a conservative in Antonin Scalia’s seat.

I got both those things. But we’re getting a lot of gravy on top of that. I’m pretty darn happy with winning.

[chesley]

A LOT of gravy, with more to come.

[Engraved-on-His-hands]

That pretty much reflects where I am and have been as well.

[Mrs. Don-o]

Mind-reader! You said exactly what I was going to say (except I was going to say "caramel sauce with chocolate sprinkles" on top, not "gravy." I tend toward the guilty carbohydrates.)

This line from the article caught my eye:

"[Anti-Trump hysteria] might serve to re-elect him against a strong progressive candidate two years hence."

Yes.

Keep up with the "Abolish ICE" and "BBQ Fetus" themes, comrades.

[fortes fortuna juvat]

>>One does not have to like Trump personally (I don’t)<<

Well, just why is it that you don’t like Trump personally? Do you personally know him? Have you ever met him? Does your disdain for him say more about him, or more about YOU? Just curious.