It's strange watching American politics as an outsider. Trump was basically elected by the flyover states because he acknowledged that blue-collar America's economic situation was sub-par. And while he probably hasn't helped out their plight as much as hoped, the US economy overall certainly isn't hurting. Yet the democrats seem completely oblivious to the reasons Trump came to power in the first place, and somehow are poised to completely blow the next election despite the media machine railing against Trump and his supposed unpopularity.

All the talk about Trump's racism, Nazi immigration officials, etc..., just makes the democrats look desperate considering his policies aren't much different than Clinton's in the 90's. His economic policies would have been considered orthodox in the 70's and 80's. The Democrats wasted years trying to come up with some sort of Russian link which they haven't proven and which frankly, I don't think anyone cares about.

And it's all quite ridiculous considering Obama continued most of Bush's policies. He extended the Patriot Act, didn't shut down Guantanamo, killed people abroad with drones, detained and deported migrants. The absurd angle the democrats are taking with Trump is going to lead them to another defeat, as they're diluting their message by being so extreme. Trump makes everything about himself, the Democrats reinforce it, and it's impossible to see anyone from the Dem side challenging him.