It is virtually oxymoronic to think of Trump in the context of "good".  But, listening to the Mayor of Charlottesville, noting that "Trump is on the sidelines of so many issues", that mayors of both stripes will resist the venom, the racism, the hatred that he has legitimized; to former Vice President Al Gore, noting that states, cities, businesses will take up what Trump has trampled, denied and withdrawn from on the environment gives some hope. There is a tendency to project value and virtue on our leadership, absolving ourselves from real "followship" and responsibility. 
Personally I want to see Trump impeached, trampled in the dust and feel the meaning of rejection.  But, if good people find the peace and acceptance he rejects; if good, enterprising people take up the "planet saving" he rejects;  if good people find the acceptance, civility towards and among those Trump foments dissent and hate, he might just not feel the pain he deserves. 
That might be the price of decency.