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http://ift.tt/2rEfHjk US President Donald Trump arrives at a meeting with members of Congress in the Roosevelt Room at the White House in Washington, DC, on February 16, 2017.<br />NICHOLAS KAMM / AFP While many see Donald Trump’s presidency as a slow-motion car crash, the core voters who elected him are standing by their man, shrugging off the scandals and thrilled he is sticking it to Washington’s establishment. That was a common view at the auto races at Ace Speedway in rural North Carolina, where America’s stock car racing tradition was born. “I think the Democrats are trying to make things hard for him,” Robin Hall said as she sat in the grandstands on Friday. The 53-year-old daycare worker dismissed the chaos cascading into the White House in recent weeks as sour grapes from critics still shocked that Trump’s populist revolt thrust him into the top job. “They’ve got their so-called panties in a wad right now,” she said. “They’re not in control.” Exactly four m...