That's pretty good, but one small quibble. I've actually never said I "support Trump as President" or words to that effect. I in fact don't want him to be President and want him to be replaced in 2020 - preferably by a traditional Republican, but I could live with some moderate Democrat too. I didn't vote for him in 2016 and I won't vote for him in 2020. I've said that I have supported some things that he's done as President, just as I've supported some things previous Presidents have done, Republican and Democrat. I think everyone should do that, but that's an individual choice and one that our more hyper-partisan posters here won't do, on both sides - and by the way, I don't believe some of those that claim they're voting straight ticket one way or the other for the FIRST time because NOTHING in their posting history indicates that they'd ever vote for a person from the other party. But I digress.
I personally despise Trump for many reasons, but one big reason is I think he's doing long-term damage to one of the two parties and accelerating the leftward trend of the other. We need our two major parties to be healthy and less extreme to effectively govern this country. His rise to the top of my party has also encouraged more like him to run for office and I'm very unhappy with that. His rise has caused my wife, a Republican years before I was a Republican, from a strong Republican family, to vow to vote against all Republicans for as long as he's President. I'm not going quite that far because I really like our Congressional Representative who's been great for this district and who is not Trump-like, but in races where it isn't so clear cut I'm very likely to join her in voting for the Democrat - my absentee ballot is sitting here on my desk right now. The Republican party needs some significant defeats, especially of those that are running "full Trump," to have a chance of purging Trumpism from the party. I'm actually hoping that the House turns Democratic for the first time since I switched parties. I'm not switching back to Democrat because the party is far more left leaning than when I was a Democrat (and the Republican party is too far right), but I'm not a Trumpster, and I don't identify with much of what Trump has done with the Republican party. If Trumpism isn't purged I'll just be an independent until I feel I identify more with one party or the other. That may never happen.