At this point it isn't even about partisanship for me. It's about Donald Trump specifically. I would actually be ecstatic for president Mike Pence even though I loathe his politics, because he's an adult who know things about politics and has some relevant experience. That's an extremely low bar but it's where we're at with Trump. The man is utterly unqualified and uneducated on the basics of government and the responsibilities of his office. He's already doing damage to foreign relations by making incredibly amateur decisions. He openly shows favor towards Russia and now might drop sanctions just because. He's put a gag order on government science, so he's already trying to censor important public information. The man is a mentally unstable, self obsessed reality TV host who is utterly out of his depth and is already abusing his power with executive order after executive order with no planning or regard for the consequences. He's banning a bunch of Muslim nations, initially including fully legal US residents, that have accounted for zero terror attacks on US soil. He's clearly being manipulated by Steve Bannon, who now somehow outranks the chairman of the joint chiefs on the security council for no reason whatsoever. His twitter is a national embarrassment, and it's absurd how thin skinned and petty he is. He can't let anything go. He's advising his staff to blatantly lie about objective facts reported in the media if they reflect poorly on him, and had his press secretary lie about the size of his inauguration crowd against direct photo evidence on his second day in office, which later became the presentation of "alternate facts". The man is absurdly unfit to be president. I will take damn near any Republican over him. I don't think it's partisan for hating a politician primarily for his utter incompetence, lack of qualifications and laundry list of personality flaws before the list of actual partisan issues I have problems with. The man is a national embarrassment. That should be a bipartisan sentiment.