Finally, as a matter of fact, I *don't* want Trump to fail, at least not generically: that he has done, so far, is rather sad for all.
For example, I had no desire to see him succeed at repealing the Affordable Care Act, and am therefore grateful that he has not done so; on the other hand, I am sorry to see that he has yet to address Infrastructure, which was one of his Big Three priorities and appears to have, inexplicably, disappeared from the agenda altogether.
Conversely, I didn't know what to make of his part in the North Korean saga, as he has apparently tried out every possible policy position imaginable in the last year, but there is no sense in which I wanted him to fail, unconditionally, at achieving peace with that regime. It seems that he has not succeeded at anything other than giving ground to the North Koreans, which actually takes things backward rather than forward.
And so on. What has been said about me and my attitude to Trump really is wildly inaccurate, wholly untrue, and definitely "fake news".