Trump has the support of roughly half of the country.
Regardless of how loud the opposition is, don't confuse their passion for widespread support.
What happens when his conservative base starts dwindling as he institutes more and more measures which run counter to both conscience and conservative principles?
Irrelevant. Trump was elected, he was appointed a couple of weeks ago, and he is in charge.
No one invented "support dwindles" comments when Obana's popularity was scraping rock bottom.
Furthermore, while Trump was in fact elected in a democratic election, the Attourney General was not. The Attourney General has no standing to deny a lawful order by the president.
Yes, they did. I mean, just googling "Obama support dwindles" falsifies that claim (even if a lot of the early hits are about Clinton in the last election); there's quite a lot from the right doing just what you claim no one did, foing back to at least 2010 in what I get on the first two pages of results.
Per the latest Gallup daily tracking, 51% disapprove, 43% approve, and the quickest President to majority disapproval in the history of the tracking poll.
I'm not buying it.
> I'm not buying it.
Facts remain facts regardless of whether they are convenient to your preferred team.
The polls were done state by state and showed Hillary with a substantial electoral college advantage over Trump.
These poll results weren't about reporting on the feelings of the electorate, they were about trying to influence them.
The President isn't a king, whose orders are to be followed regardless of the Constitution or prevailing law.
Both the President and the AG serve at the pleasure of the People of the United States, and Trump is about to find that out the hard way.