>That's not entirely fair. Several Republicans have objected to things he's done on other bases, including the immigration E.O. Ok, to be fair, out of several

>That's not entirely fair. Several Republicans have objected to things he's done on other bases, including the immigration E.O. Ok, to be fair, out of several hundred Republicans, you're going to find a few here and there who object to many things he does (and the ones who object will be different, based on the issue). Similarly on the Democrat side, you're going to find a few here and there who break ranks with the rest of the Dems and side with him. But by and large, you're not going to see any unified opposition from the GOP. You might from the Dems, but that doesn't matter much because they're a minority in Congress.