The important point, I think, is not whether you are right or wrong but whether he is playing more golf than you anticipated. People attack you because they feel threatened by right wing absolutism and certainty, having powerful but mistaken opinions about almost everything. They want to shove your past remarks down your throat in the hope that making you feel shame will awaken you. But we know there isn't much chance of that, little more in fact than those liberals attacking you or Trump will see the ineptness of their means. Fear is irrational and they are equally defended, naturally in their own areas of ego.
But is you can see for yourself that opinions you once held and may have repressed or forgotten about, as it were, didn't pan out as you expected, you can begin to notice that what we believe so deeply and instinctively must be true, is only true because of what we were made to feel. In this way, gently and under our own volition, we can begin to notice we may not always be right. As it turned out for me, I discovered I was wrong about everything. At the time it proved to be an emotional disaster, but I found a deeper truth within me, that there is and has always been with me, an absolute good but not related to ideas theories philosophies or opinions, political or otherwise, but a truth that being joy is our natural state, that we suffer and have egotistical desires because we have been fucked up.