More people are feeling positive about Trump not because they necessarily agree with him on every issue, but because he makes them feel good about being American.
Democrats don’t get that and their constant whining and complaining about the country are leading them to disaster and they don’t see it.
Trump may not be some people’s cup of tea but it couldn’t hurt them to say a few good words about America and its people?
When did that become controversial? Its really quite simple: Republicans and most independents love America and Democrats don’t.
Sadly, this seems to be true for many (probably not "all") Democrats. They've turned into the party of "America is Bad" - likely because of the constant drumbeat of negativity about the country from the MSM and the neutral to not so positive perspective on American history now being taught in many of our schools and universities..
Socialism is cynicism directed towards society and - correspondingly - is naiveté towards government.Republicanism is skepticism - neither naiveté nor cynicism - towards government and towards society. It wasn't safe to trust Jim Comey when he was astride the government’s investigative arm (and itsn’t safe to trust Wray now) - but there were, are, and will be people who should investigated.