It just seems absurd this daily drum beat of faux outrage over every little thing that Trump does or doesn't do. The whole Mueller investigation was based on a pretense of collusion and conspiracy with the Russian government, implying that the result of the 2016 election was somehow adulterated. Now the Russia narrative has all but been abandoned, and the debate has shifted over to the extent to which the Trump administration interfered with Mueller's investigation. Fine, but given that the investigation was based on a false accusation against him to begin with, exactly how compliant is Trump expected to be in the investigation? Now the circumstances under which the Mueller investigation began have been reviewed by three separate teams within the Justice Department, and it sure sounds like the DNC and James Comey are the ones who are going to be implicated.
Meanwhile you *******s and the liberal media think there are grounds for impeachment. You guys need to understand that this is the same pettiness and obvious media bias that galvanized Republicans and Independents to elect Trump in the first place. Trump's approval ratings have actually gone up and are rising, even with Democrats. Complaining about Trump's demeanor is only going to get you so far. The fact is, he's a very strong figure at this point, he's pushing forward a conservative agenda step by step, and the Dems can't agree among themselves what their platform even is. They've become the anti-Trump party, and that's about it.
Yes, Trump is a boorish frat guy. Yes, he's been crude towards women and had affairs with models and porn stars. He's self infatuated and has character flaws. People knew that the last time. The issues that are going to determine the outcome of this next election cycle are the state of the economy, whether or not there should be a return to Obama-care, and the debate over abortion vs. pro-life potentially heading back to the SCOTUS. That's it. Immigration will come up, but it's a tangential issue. Dems would be better off focusing on things that are real, or they're going to lose again.