"he chips away at the constitution and thwarts the laws and precedents of this country. He is setting up an autocratic situation slowly but surely"
The remarkably ironic thing, at least in my nonpartisan perspective, is that Republicans for years complained about exactly the same thing about Obama based upon his position and policy, ie. his thoughts on the matter, even though his conduct pretty much strictly adhered to legal and constitutional doctrines.  In other words, Republicans claimed such on purely ideological disagreement.  Now the Republicans are silent when Trump's conduct, not just his position or policy, is in violation of the Constitution (providing preferential treatment for Christians on the amnesty ban) or law (placing Bannon on the NSC).  Actually, I shouldn't say "silent."  It seems their response is for Democrats and the media noting such actions should "stop whining."