A President is not a king. President Trump was elected with an agenda. Over the past 20 months, his administration has pursued substantial portions of it ~ all while facing activist judges, litigation, congressional negligence, and the constitutional limits of executive power.
Some things a President can do alone. Many important things he cannot.
Congress writes laws.
Congress controls appropriations.
The Senate confirms nominees.
Courts review executive action.
So before saying, “He didn't accomplish everything I wanted, therefore I'm sitting out the midterms,” understand what you're actually deciding.
The next Congress will help determine what gets legislated, funded, confirmed, impeached, investigated - or blocked - for the remaining two years of this presidency.
Be angry where you think anger is warranted. Hold people accountable. But first, know who actually had the power to do the thing you're angry wasn't done.
The time for these big changes is in the PRIMARIES. Not the general elections - if you didn't get out for the primaries - blame yourself!
That's understanding how your government works.