Crooked Hillary!

The Executive Branch.

Your own citation made my point for me;

"You don't like a particular policy or a particular president? Then argue for your position. Go out there and win an election. Push to change it. But don't break it. Don't break what our predecessors spent over two centuries building. That's not being faithful to what this country's about."

The biggest mistake by far that you are making is having a vested interest in any politician or party; none of them have your interest at heart, none of them even care if you die unless your death reinforces one of their policies, people that are not directly useful to them don't matter at all, votes don't really matter much either given how gerrymandering and "battleground states" work. Getting worked up when "your party", either the face of or the policies of, is insulted, is illogical;

The biggest mistake you're making is you believe I have a party. I vote based on the ideas and the platform. The republican party has repeatedly failed to interest me in their platform since they're too busy stuffing it full of hate based ideology and flat out bad ideas. The green party is a joke. the libertarian party is arguably worse. That leaves one party that at least has a platform, a plan, a viable candidate and can be worked with to achieve things. I consistently review the other parties to see where they stand and I vote across party lines when I see competent reasonable candidates who seem better qualified or have a plan that I more firmly support.

I sometimes wonder what would happen if the Republicans ever actually managed to control both branches simultaneously. Probably the exact same dysfunction and gridlock, but who would they blame it on?