Here is somebody who has completely lost it

With Republicans clinging to a precarious 50-49 majority, every individual GOP senator can serve as a check on Trump’s excesses whenever they choose to act.

The last part of the post concerned the main, and depressing, area where second thoughts were called for. That was the complete failure of the congressional governing party—Paul Ryan and his large Republican majority in the House, Mitch McConnell and his razor-thin Republican majority in the Senate—to stand up either for their institutional prerogatives, as a separate branch of government, or for normal principles of accountability and the rule-of-law.

But remember: Every one of them swore an oath to defend the U.S. Constitution, not simply their own careerist comfort. And not a one of them, yet, has been willing to risk comfort, career, or fund-raising to defend the constitutional check-and-balance prerogatives of their legislative branch.

So this is one of those times when you start to wonder what world certain people live in, and what color the sky is in that world. I cannot think of a single thing that the President has done that has been some sort of plight to the constitution. So far every legal attempt to undermine the President that has made it to the USSC has been settled in his favor, and there is little doubt that he will continue that win streak on whatever other cases come across that body. Compare and contrast that to how many times our previous executor was smacked down by the USSC, and it's clear that the only place our current President is actually breaking our constitutional norms is in the delusions of those suffering from TDS.

The issue is simple. The anti-Trumpers simply do not like Trump, his behavior, or his policies. They would "like" to believe that a President who favors policies that do not please them is akin to being a "danger" and that acting on those policy initiatives crosses over the boundaries of some political "norms" that everyone should understand (as they do). Of course these "norms" have nothing to do with actual historical norms, constitutional norms, or any sort of "norms" that do not specifically include what has been "normal" for Presidential policies and actions over the previous Administration. They use his unconventional (and often undignified) behavior as an excuse to attack his agenda.

In other words, any break from the "progress" that Obama and his progressives were attempting to accomplish should be considered unconstitutional, and needs to be prevented (either through the courts, or through congress).

It doesn't occur to this person (and why should it) that Trump was elected by conservatives to enact a conservative agenda. It also doesn't occur to this person that the Republican members of congress were elected by conservatives to enact a conservative agenda. They don't owe "anything" to the liberals who wanted the Obama legacy to continue, and the liberal agenda to remain status quo. There is no reason why their conservative views, conservative agenda, or conservative policies should be tossed aside because the left doesn't like the way the President uses twitter, because he paid hush money to a porn star to hide an affair, or because he uses the powers of executive action to undo things that Obama did with his powers of executive action.

Trump is the President. Get over it, and get used to it.