Trump obviously loves America in a a way that Obama or Hillary do not. He sees the good, and the potential of the country and it's citizens whereas those two (and Bernie and the rest of them) just do not. In fact they largely see America as a problem, many many problems, that have to be mitigated through any number of ways. Most of the ways, if not all, are destructive to the moral and economic fibre of this country.
They want to punish and shame the country while Trump, for all his faults, wants to uplift this country and have it ascend to a better place.
He fails to focus on these problems and he is not going to engage them. And that is what drives the vitriol that you see in articles, blog posts, and comments.
The left had eight years of neo-Maoist self-criticism sessions when Obama was in power and they were looking for more of that but Hillary lost and this new guy wont even pretend to feel guilty. He doesn't feel guilty about America in the slightest and that is incomprehensible to them.
They want to hate, they want to be righteously indignant and they want to live in a society that supports that but this new guy, (and his surprising number of supporters (they're everywhere!)) won't play that game.
He won't get down in the mud with them and commiserate with them on how bad America is, how bad Western values are, the damage that Christianity has wrought, the evil that is capitalism, the anachronism that is the two-parent family and so forth.
Those things were like drugs to them. Obama kept the drugs flowing and so would have HRC but Trump stopped that. And the fix they get from lefty politicians, opinion leaders and pundits just isn't the same. The dosage is so very weak compared to that which "The Leader of the Free World" hands out. The result is that the left has gone cold-turkey and they are suffering withdrawal symptoms. And there are no hugs coming! No soft and gentle words to drive away the fear of the night terrors.
That's why they are so desperate to impeach because otherwise it's going to be four to eight years of jittery shivering, night-sweats, headaches, inability to focus, irritability, and all manner of nervous tics.
They're already exhausted after nine months of this guy and are absolutely terrified of what three, maybe seven, more years will mean for them.
I mean personally, like in the effects on their mental and physical health. They are having an actual existential crisis and are worried that this Trump fellow might lead to their early deaths and that's why the articles, blogs, and comments have that tinge of panicky desperation you hear in 911 calls.
Am I off here?
