@z5 said: "Withdrew from TPP, negotiated cheaper airplane costs and military costs, brough back thousands of jobs throughout multiple companies, including building plants and keeping things made in USA, the pipelines, reinforced trust between USA and Israel with PM Netanyahu, stopped taxes on people who don't have the UNaffordable Care Act, set up women's work force offices with Canadian PM. extended anti-workplace discrimination for LGBT citizens, ended catch-and-release, and appointed an excellent SCOTUS judge."
I support free trade and free markets, so I condemn Trump's withdrawal from the TPP and his use of secret deals to bribe or threaten companies into making the decisions he wants them to make. As I've said elsewhere, I'm basically pro-Israel personally, but in terms of US policy, I'm one hundred percent pro-neutrality and pro-disengagement. I also am pro-immigrant and pro-due process, so I will never support Trump's stance on immigration.
The LBGT protections aren't an achievement of his, and it's ludicrous to bring them up when he's taken several actions hostile to transgender rights. I don't know anything about the women's work force, but it sounds like window dressing. Regarding Neil Gorsuch, the best thing I can say is that he's probably no worse than Merrick Garland, which is nothing to brag about.
That leaves your claim regarding the Affordable Care Act. That sounds like a fine move in theory, but I have no trust whatsoever in the direction Trump will take things on healthcare, neither as a libertarian nor as a consumer.
If I look really hard, I'm sure I can come up with some small things Trump has done that I'd have to consider to be positive moves. However, they are absolutely minuscule compared to the horrible things he's done and has promised to do, as well as the mean, joyless pall he casts over all of society.