As far as you are concerned that may be true. But not for me.
The Constitution's still there. When it has been officially discarded null and void, it will be naught but history. But right now, it's still there. Trump swore to abide by it, defend it. He's disgraced himself as have those who haven't resisted him and deplored his disregard for his duties as president and his endless self-aggrandizement.
Here's a great comment I just read to Jeff Flake's newly published opinion piece at The New York Times:
Robert Porter
Philadelphia
July 6
As an ex-senator, Mr Flake is in an excellent position to answer a very non-rhetorical question I've had since Jan 20. What exactly is so wonderful about being a senator that is worth giving up your soul for? We see deficit hawks embracing the budget busting bill, we see Ukraine supporters switching sides to kowtow to Russia, we see senators gleefully gutting medical care for their constituents, we see people allegedly of faith endorsing the most gratuitous cruelty, avarice and corruption, and we see people sworn to uphold the Constitution trample it in the dirt. They all could halt this with a WORD, but fear for their job. I've never had a job worth my honor and character. So what is it about being a senator that is? Seriously, Mr Flake.