agreed, but why did it take so long to see this? the vast majority of Americans understood this about Trump 4, 10, many more years ago: regarding his lack of fitness to do anything, much less be president. Is it the "only when it effects me, will I truly understand" sort of thing?
It's sad, because the majority of us have long been making the argument that preventing the clear threat that Trump represents is far more important than simply waiting and watching people made poor, or dead, simply to understand that plain truth. ...I mean, I get it. A lot of people need to make mistakes to learn (this is true of me in many cases), but what Trump is, and the GOP that has plainly enabled him in what are craven, more disastrous purposes, has only ever been too dangerous to experiment with.
But hey, whatever it takes, I'm glad you see that now. It matters. I had long lost hope that at this point, three years in, there was simply no learning that such unquestioning zealots of "the Trump" could do--brains too dug in to accept their mistakes, sunk cost...the sort of thing we are all susceptible to.
Your turn around gives me hope and, at least, less bleak of an assumed outcome of if/how this country can recover from the Trump/GOP cancer. Even if for you, that is just Trump and you don't quite see what Mitch/Graham and the related have been championing, that is a start that I really didn't see as possible.