Recognize that Trump is weaker now, essentially a man without a party. The Dems were obstructing, but we thought at least he had support from the Senate Republicans. He put Mitch McConnell's wife in his Cabinet, damn it. He bought that support, was entitled to it.

Then Mitch and the rest of the Senate cockblocked him from making recess appointments, by refusing to recess for August. Any single senator could have declined to participate, but it was unanimous. The R party, including Mitch McConnell, told him f*ck you.

That's why things have changed between him and Congress. He now hates the R's worse than the D's, at least in the Senate. He wants McConnell, the turncoat, removed as Majority Leader. For a man who wrote a book saying how his whole dream in life was to be Senate Majority Leader, that would be a fitting humiliation for betraying Trump in August.

But Trump is weaker now, without any reliable allies in Congress. He's doing the best he can, and he's managed to stay in office which many did not want. I give Trump a lot of latitude here and will definitely vote for him again in 2020 -- and make sure everyone in my family does too.