Holy smokes...I'm amazed, as always, by those who will support Trump whatever his position on any issue may be and those that don't can seemingly turn a simple tread into a marathon opus....
This great country in in peril, not because the politician of the day, be it Trump or anyone else, but because of the moral rot that has permeated the county as a whole since the 60's. The founders recognized the fragility of the experiment with the Constitutional Republic they were setting up.... knowing that it would only have a chance for success if the those consenting to be governed were "righteous" and were governed by those who were beyond moral reproach.
It often seems to me that both the political left and right are basically sports fans who don't like sports so they found another hobby. Unfortunately, it was politics.... both the political right and left have been successful in equating Conservatism with the political right, which in my view is totally inaccurate.
Conservatism, is a lifestyle, an inbred philosophy and way of life that, if lucky, one is born into. God, country and service is the way of ones life. A Conservative in my view does not pick and chose, nor distinguish their political beliefs from other parts of their life.
Trump, made a good pick and got a good SC but that in no way implies the man is a Conservative... 
@montanajoe I'm conservative myself and I don't like the current social fads concerning sexual mores either, but remember the pendulum always swings.
I think you are being somewhat dismissive of people who are interested in politics. They are not like sports fans at all. Sports are fun. It may make us blue if our team loses but not despondent. I was despondent over the recent battle about Judge Kavanaugh. I was terrified that this good man could be ruined by an evil woman and her cohorts.
And I think you are unfairly dismissive about Trump. He is not an Ideologue, he's more of a practical guy. But his practical ideas have been quite beneficial to the country in many, many ways.
