Not at all. Jimmy simply sees right through the right wing con job, the same way he understands that neoliberals are just a different spin on the same deception, that the Republican and the Democratic party effectively function as controlled opposition to each other by the means of plutocratic influence.

And, no, Trump will certainly not go down as the best president ever. He's been in office for almost one term, and a very, very large number of people in the country is appalled by this administration. That doesn't even take into account that he's a complete and utter piece of laughing stock to most people outside the US.

And, of course, that he's party to all sorts of terrible things, such as as granting massive tax breaks to plutocratic oligarchs (like himself), an aggressive foreign policy that might actually escalate the Iran situation (probably one of the cases where he's going along with the deep state), standing front and center in helping Saudi Arabia destroy the Yemeni people, tipping the scales against the Palestinians, defending and championing an ever worsening southern border situation, fomenting a destructive mindset towards foreigners of non-European descent, and he was a pivotal figure in the attempt to take away the dysfunctional, sad little vestiges of a healthcare system without which tens of millions of people would cease to have any level of meaningful healthcare, ...

This is the man that advocated on the campaign trail that the families of terrorists should be killed, and that Iraq's oil should be taken (he even said the military should circle the wells), and who defrauded people with the Trump University project, for which he faced three lawsuits, which he all settled after he was elected president, despite claiming that he wouldn't settle.

That was already clear last year when you wrote that comment. It was already clear in the primaries what kind of person and candidate he is. It is you who is suffering from a deeply warped perspective, one that doesn't allow you to see that he's one of the people who influence elections with their wealth, who are responsible for Washington D.C. being a source of a vast multitude of terrible things.

He never intended to drain the swamp, because he himself is one of the swamp monsters. You've been had, big time.