Not you necessarily as I don't remember your position on the obstruction specifically. There were plenty of conservatives who defended it as either necessary or part of normal governance though when it was neither.
My position is that obstructionism is an inherent and purposeful part of the process of government to be used on very rare occasions. The Republicans (of which I am not one) abused the option. That's obviously a criticism I would agree with. Some people came out against obstructionism
in principle before Trump and for it now. That's what I object to. I meant is when I said I'm fine if Democrats want to oppose Trump's candidates. It's part of the process, just don't be "holy" about a matter of self interest.
BTW, I registered as a Democrat and voted for Bernie, so I'm obviously not a fan of many Republican policies, but then I didn't support Hillary so I must be a Conservative and all conservatives are alike I've been told. But I didn't support Trump so I'm what was known as a "pinko Communist".
The environment is important to me so I'm "liberal". People matter more than money. I'm a "progressive" and government should be a facilitator of public activity until there is need to address an issue, and it should not be partisan in its approach, but follow the mandate of the Constitution and law determined from that. So perhaps I am somewhat Conservative as well. But that can't be true because those things don't fit neatly into any one box. I don't care.
When the Republicans were cheering when Bush went after certain rights we heard "The Constitution is not a suicide pact". Wrong thinking, and they were told that whatever they let stand will pass to the next administration and son of a gun did, Obama. Obama was for pretty much gutting the Fourth because well "security". Not a fan. Now all the accumulated power went to Trump and boy he jumped on that like a kid on candy.
Know what? The President after Trump will use all that was allowed for his or her term.
The bottom line is that "It's for the greater good" thinking needs to stop if it's for "security" or "he has to do Congress's job because they won't". Nope. Expansion of Executive power to achieve one's agenda is a bad long term strategy.