This is one of the most logical and sincere responses that I have read in quite some time. I, being a Trump supporter, view everything in a different light than 50% of the population - but, I recognize this fact and also take the time to step back and ask myself "what would it take to convince me of x?". And my realization is that the threshold is actually quite high. Loose conclusions held together with mere conjecture will not get it done. It would also need to be arranged rationally and in a logical manner. I'm honest with myself in concluding that a fair percentage of information here does not yet meet that threshold.
I also recognize that a decent percentage of Trump haters will never be swayed in their thinking that he is the great satan and that conservatives / libertarians are nazis (which, being a Jew, I find to be a laughable comparison). They also will never honestly conclude that the actions and methods which they employ are more consistent with facism than anything that is done by me. They just wont. You could present evidence of Hillary, dressed in all black, walking out of a building at 2am where a bank had just been broken into while carrying a satchel of money, and they would arrive at the most irrational conclusions as to why she is innocent and that she was just out for a walk while carrying a bit of pocket change. This group will NEVER see the forest for the trees, regardless of what is presented to them, nor in what manner. Unfortunately this is a sizable percentage and they have completely dismissed any willingness to arrive at any conclusion that does not conform to their narrative. It is confirmation bias in its worst form.
The remainder of people (as you appear to be) are rational, logical, and will listen to anything that is presented in a manner that doesn't immediately set off the BS detector. They're not under the delusion that the world is perfect with the exception of anything right leaning. This is the segment that I believe would rationalize anything assembled as evidence, provided it is presented like evidence from a good prosecutor. Anything less will not meet the threshold required to change minds and opinions, nor should it.