Trump Supporters Love Everything He's Doing, But Some Think He Could Cool It On The Tweets

"How do you know if he is going to work if you don't give him a chance to try?" he said. "He's at least trying to make a difference."

But Daniels did have one criticism of the president, his Twitter account. He said he thought it was one of the president's "downfalls."

"Stop the tweets already," he said. "Doesn't matter whether you're right or wrong...they are going to misconstrue it."

Daniels said he thought the tweets were just giving "fuel for people to criticize."

Dawn cited his dealings with world leaders, bringing "coal back," and Republican health care efforts as some of Trump's accomplishments so far.

"I think he's doing what he said he was going to do on the campaign trail, he's trying to, there's a lot of obstruction, but I think eventually it will come together," she said.

As for his Twitter account, Dawn said she "likes" the president's tweets, but thinks he needs to "stay on point though, a little bit."

She said it bothers her when Trump attacks people on Twitter, but it hasn't stopped her support for him.

Tracy said the most important thing he has done is enact a travel ban, and she dismissed the allegations of Russian collusion with his administration.

"I think it is blown out of proportion," she said. "There's no proof."

Tracy added that even if the allegations were true, it wouldn't change her opinion of the president. But she also thought he could stand to chill on the tweets.

"I think he needs to quit," she said. "I think he needs to stop."

As for what he could do instead of tweeting?

"Just work," she said.

Sherry said that despite her feelings, she didn't think Trump should stop tweeting.

"Because people show their true colors in how they react to him," she said.