Right-wing supporters call Trump "wimp" and "broken man" after capitulation of wall on Mexican border

Despite a conservative reaction in which he was described as "wimp" and "broken man", Donald Trump continues to assert that he has not "yielded" to democrats by ending the government's closure without funding for its wall.

After ending the closure, Mr. Trump tweeted that "this was in no way a concession", stating that he did not get a congressional agreement before February 15, it could shut down the government or declare a national emergency. to reallocate federal funds to finance the wall

M. Trump seems to have now doubled this argument by issuing a series of tweets reaffirming his belief that a wall is needed, and he will have it. Saturday night, he insisted: "Only idiots, or people with a political agenda, do not want a wall or steel fence to protect our country from crime, drugs and human trafficking humans. It will happen – it always happens!

It appears, however, that some of its core members have been damaged. On Sunday morning, the two most viewed topics on Breitbart, formerly headed by former Trump strategist, Steve Bannon, were "[Democratic Speaker Nancy] Trump Pelosi Trumps" and "Govt open – Border too".

political opponents were mocked at him because he had been "dogged" by Pelosi and that he had demonstrated "the art of the cave".

This comes after commentator Mike Cernovich, who has a large number of pro-Trump supporters, said the president was now "a broken man".

Ann Coulter, influential conservative commentator, reacted to the closure of Mr. Trump by insultingly invoking the memory of former US President George HW Bush recently deceased and writing: "Good New to George Herbert Walker He is no longer, to this day, the greatest wimp of all time occupying the post of President of the United States. "

Ms. Coulter has already stated that Mr. Trump would be" dead in the water "if he did not have his wall, saying he could not build it," Trump will have just been a joke to the presidency that has scammed the American people, amused the populists for a moment but it will have no legacy. "

Another indication that President Conservative leader Mark Meckler, who helped found the Tea Party movement, accused Trump of having" brought " his troops on the battlefield and then move away. "

Mr. M eckler called the president's decision to sign. an agreement without wall funding "pathetic and disgusting."

He stated that at the closing of the market he had, along with other conservative leaders , aggressively defended the uncompromising approach of the president. At the request of the White House, he stated that they had made several appearances in the media, but that they had not been warned that he was about to "get on return".

"I could never go on the radio again in the future and say" The President "and" I believe, "said Meckler." Certainly, he has not fulfilled his promise to the base and I'm dismayed. What I mean, more important than me, comes from the grassroots. They are dismayed. "

" He brought his troops to the battlefield with an absolute promise. And then he left. "

However, not all of the president's supporters criticized him

Charlie Kirk, the founder of the right-wing Turning Point USA, urged his followers on Twitter: Do not lose your support for Donald Trump

"He fights, ALONE, every day to protect our country and keep the promises of the campaign, I'm so fed up that people on our side find excuses to attack the greatest president of our life, we must give him back. "