To say he didn't handle it well is the understatement of the decade, IMO. I have outlined to you a few of the reasons that I believe Trump acted more like a dictator than an elected official.
You have made it clear that you disagree. That is perfectly fine, you are not alone. But, neither am I in my position that he acted like a dictator, broke laws left and right, rewarded those who chose loyalty to him over loyalty to the country and attacked those that chose loyalty to the country over Trump.
My point if very simply this :
At this late stage in the ballgame I am not so delusional to believe that I can convince a Trump Supporter that they have been duped.
If a person's support of Trump has remained intact from calling Mexicans rapist, to family separation at the border.
From kids dying in cages to him violating the Emoluments Clause.
From his racist tendencies to his botched CoVid Response.
From circumventing Congress to start building the wall to his attack on War Heroes like McCain.
From asking Ukraine to interfere in our election to pulling out of the Paris Accord.
From inviting the Taliban to Camp David to giving Turkey a green light to invade Syria and attack our Kurdish allies.
From pardoning War Criminals to inciting an insurgence at the Capitol in an attempt to halt the peaceful transfer of power.....
.....then there is really nothing I could possible say to now convince a person that their support should finally, at long last be revoked.
