Democrats are angry, disillusioned over failure to stand up to Trump and Musk

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

62% : "What I believe from the bottom of my heart is that the American people do not want to see a handful of billionaires running the country.
54% : I want to know what Trump is doing to the VA.
49% : But he added that "despair is not an option" and said Democrats must also offer a different vision while taking on Trump "every step of the way.
39% : But the mood of Democrats has shifted dramatically, especially since Trump has returned to the White House.
37% : Then he started issuing decrees and putting loyalists -- and it really scares me that Trump might be doing the same thing.
36% : " As President Donald Trump has issued rapid-fire executive orders, presided over mass firings of federal employees and mapped out potential cuts to once-untouchable programs like Social Security, Democrats have struggled to coalesce around one message.
32% : It's more than a year before Democrats will have a chance to find their way out of the political wilderness in the midterm elections, but voters turned out in droves Thursday to hear Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vermont) and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-New York) rail against the government-slashing policies of Donald Trump and Elon Musk.
29% : Ben Clarke said he believes Democrats aren't focusing on the most important things that Trump is doing and have gotten distracted by Musk.

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