@XenaLee
Actually I've found that being negative is a habit. I've seen it time after time after time. No matter what happens some people always see the negative. Nothing is good enough for them.
Habit, or learned behaviour? Once again, promises were made, once again, they aren't being fulfilled.
The bad habit is on the part of the people who lied, the learned behaviour is on the part of those lied to.
Others choose to look at the positives. For example Hillary is not our President. Obama is gone too.
And the last ELE sized asteroid missed the planet. But none of those improve what is, they only are tossed out as sugary treats to remind us how much worse things could have been. Until we get away from the state the country was in in January (and on some fronts there is progress, notably the EPA), there will be little cause for celebration, and even that, due to past performance will be rife with skepticism, carefully scrutinized, and not celebrated until codified and it survives the Liberals in the courts.
Yes Trump has many flaws. He's also done some things good, such as the Supreme Court. He cannot do it by himself and the constant negativity is a cancer among those who should be trying to help push him in a more positive way.
Gorsuch looks like he could be good. that's one vote, but each vote is important.
Put yourself in his shoes. You expect the left to attack you. But many on the right refuse to even give him a chance. If it were me I'd probably tell everyone to go jump in a lake and spend all my time at the golf course.
This ain't beanbag. He knew that when he applied for the job. If he didn't expect flack from the Right, I wouldn't know why, he did enough to earn it. (Didn't need us, didn't want us, recall that?) None on the right have any choice, really, other than to give him a chance (he is POTUS, after all), but that doesn't mean we will be silent and not voice our opinion, good or bad. That goes with the territory.
