There is finally a wide consensus among Repubs:

• On policy, Trump has been a good, conservative president. But he should stop most of the divisive rhetoric and nasty Tweets.
• Blocking and mocking all legislative attempts may have been a good strategy for Republicans during the Obama presidency but it’s suicidal now. If Republicans are to survive and thrive, they must come together and legislate.
• If we don’t hang together, we will all surely hang separately. Some Republicans may find refuge on CNN, MSNBC, ABC, WaPo, and the NYT as the good conservatives. The rest of us are toast if we don’t work together. Trump is stuck with us and we’re stuck with him if, for no other reason, because the Dems won’t have us.
• 2018 can be good, even great, if Trump and the Republicans can be presidential, productive, and normal instead of being dysfunctional, divisive jerks.

The Anti-Trump camp split after the primaries. One group said Trump will likely be less disastrous than Hillary so we should work with him and hope for the best. For that group, the past 18 months have been a series of pleasant surprises (though marred by frequent forehead-slapping “why can’t he stop saying things like that?!” moments). Andrew Klavan’s Trump victory montage has been our theme song.

Now, there’s a sudden surge of support from the more skeptical anti-Trumpers. They’re recognizing his accomplishments and distancing themselves from those who do nothing but bash Trump and his supporters.