[Hoot Gibson]

^^ Trump has been a remarkably effective President, end of story. And he deserves none of the grief the establishment have brought his way. And as we have just seen in the case of Judge Kavanaugh, the hatred coming Trump's way from the left truly is based in factual racial bias, while their charges of racism on his part are ALL based on lies.

As I have said before, DJT is likely one of the most quoted, news making and written about men in our time. Everything he has ever said has been poured over by legions of rabid chipmunks in a desperate effort to find so much as one little hint of racial bias. That would be an incredible volume of video, as well as anything written by him or about him in magazines or news papers, or the thousands of interviews. Anything he has ever written, or spoken, or otherwise communicated by tweet, or cell phone, or otherwise. I would venture to say that the investigation into his personal life and business affairs has been far and away the most intensive effort ever taken by man, no matter the reason. But in this case we all know the reason. The intention is to mock, berate, belittle, impune, and humiliate him in such a way as to ultimately destroy his reputation.

As to the loss of the House, there are a number of reasons. Not the least of which are the propensity for Dem vote totals to exceed the number of registered voters for any one district. Ask Roy Moore.

Trump's margin of victory in 2020 will surpass 2016. And I agree Jet, if we can hold off Central America it's a lock.

I agree with the bolded. However, those same tactics against his Republican opponents helped Trump win the nomination. I don't recall Trump's supporters complaining about those tactics during the primaries. Nor did I hear them complain as he publicly berated fellow Republicans, including some of his own appointees, after he took office.

Jeff Session's endorsement gave Trump's campaign a huge boost when he became the first U.S. Senator to endorse Trump. Sessions deserved much, much better treatment than he received. If a mistake was made, it was Trump's decision to appoint a member of his own campaign to the position of Attorney General.

My personal dislike of President Trump won't stop me from continuing to support him when he makes decisions with which I agree and it won't stop me from defending him against the lunatics in the House who will pursue a personal vendetta against Trump, using millions of dollars of taxpayer funds.

Hopefully, gridlock will prevail for the next two years and Trump will remain the lesser of two evils by a wide margin.