Ummm, yeah - among snowflakes. The ACA, for example, was opposed buy the majority of US citizens at the time Obama and Democrats rammed the minority-supported socialist agenda-driven legislation down their throats and into law in the wee hours of the morning.To some degree it's true though. Obama's agenda was NOT unpopular.
Financing, supplying, arming, training, protecting, and defending terrorists and arming Drug cartels was NOT 'popular'.
Dragging the US into 2 Un-Constitutional, un-approved wars to help Al Qaeda and ISIS - NOT popular.
Illegally spying on Americans, reporters, the media, the US Senate, an the USSC - NOT popular.
Illegally using the IRS as a personal political weapon against Americans who opposed his re-election - NOT popular
Paying terrorists / Iran for hostages - NOT popular
Emptying out Gitmo of the terrorists caught attempting to kill US soldiers, releasing the 'mastermind' behind the Benghazi attacks - responsible for killing a US Ambassador and 3 other Americans, releasing the Taliban 5 - the leaders of the enemy we were fighting a war against - NOT popular...
...except among snowflakes.
The ACA is more popular than Trumpcare at this point in time. The Republican alternative is even less popular than ACA was at the time.
DACA is supported by a majority of voters including Republicans.
The rest is pretty much of a laundry list of crazy conspiracy theories that voters would laugh in your face if you talked to them about it.