I'm one of those people. Not because I think Trump has turned out to be "not so bad", but because he has delivered on the judiciary (even as he has failed in immigration and further ballooned the debt), and I am concerned that he is *losing*, not *gaining*, independents and others due to his continued puerile immaturity.
There is a fair case to be made that his confrontation with "The Squad" has forced the dems to accept "The Squad" as their face to the public, and that face will repel independents and moderates. But that doesn't mean those people will be drawn to Trump. At some point he should consider the wisdom of doing nothing when one's enemy is destroying himself. But Trump is too much of a narcissist to ever remain quiet.
I'm in this camp as well.
After all the gains in the judiciary, and this is quite significant, and the good economic news, I will vote for Trump, and now take him more seriously as the incumbent than I did as a candidate, no doubt.
The debt still bothers me.
I can hope a few fiscal hawks are still around to change course.
Unfortunately, I haven't seen any lately.
Tying the squad to the rest of the democrat party is a good move, but to continue on, it just becomes pedantic, and runs the risk of alienating some.
They may not be swayed vote democrat, but they may not vote at all.