Since 2016 the movement is in Trump's direction

Instapundit:
I’M HEARING VARIATIONS ON THIS FROM A LOT OF PEOPLE: I Didn’t Vote For Trump In 2016. Here’s Why I Hope He Gets Four More Years.

A friend on Facebook who probably wants to remain anonymous posted this: “So, this morning I cast my first-ever vote for Donald Trump for President — a development that would have profoundly shocked 2016 me, but in 2020 is mostly an act of self-defense.”

UPDATE (FROM STEVE): You’ll also read comments right here on Instapundit along the lines of: “I voted for Trump reluctantly (or as the not-Hillary) in 2016, but I’d crawl over broken glass to vote for him in 2020.” What you won’t see much — or any? — of at all is: “I regret voting for him last time and will vote Dem in 2020.”

Movement is almost entirely in Trump’s direction.
That is pretty close to my own feelings on the matter.  I voted for Trump reluctantly because I could not stomach the thought of Hillary Clinton picking Supreme Court justices.  But Trump has exceeded my expectations against a blizzard of bad-faith attacks on him and those who support him.  I will be an enthusiastic Trump voter in 2020.

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