This strikes me as wishful thinking. As Motley points out in his comment here, most Trump voters continue to believe in him. They believe and approve of his tweets, forgive the contradictions, believe the only collusion is the rest of the world against Trump, and either tacitly approve of or don't believe his racism. They oppose immigration and immigrants. They oppose regulations to protect consumers and the environment. They approve of Trump's foreign policy interactions. We can also see that clearly in comments here in the R-G. I'm very worried that in our country we have multiple realities and alternate versions of facts, and even truth. These divisions are very dangerous. How will Trump supporters react to a constitutional challenge, if it does come?