Democrats search for signs the tide is turning against Trump

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

64% : It's worth noting, however, that the Tea Party groups and anti-Obamacare protests of more than a decade ago were also said to be "astroturfed" by wealthy conservatives and libertarians.
52% : Now, Democrats outperform expectations in these elections, including the 2022 midterm elections when Republicans won a razor-thin majority in the House, while Trump helped deliver the GOP trifecta last year by relying on low-propensity voters.
52% : THE EXECUTIVE ORDERS, ACTIONS, AND PROCLAMATIONS TRUMP HAS MADE AS PRESIDENT Trump 2.0 has been better organized, more decisive in its use of political power, and more unified internally, while the Democrats remain mostly leaderless and rudderless.
49% : These events also mostly, though not exclusively, activated people who were already Republicans, following an election Barack Obama won by a bigger margin than Trump did last year.
48% : A second opportunity for Democrats comes in the form of protests against Republican lawmakers back home in their districts, many of them focused on Elon Musk's government-cutting efforts at the Department of Government Efficiency.
47% : Trump is beginning to spend the political capital he accumulated on his path back to the Oval Office.
37% : The first is the polls, which, in some cases, have begun to move against Trump.
37% : But the polling hasn't been consistent, with a new Harvard-Harris poll showing Trump more popular than ever and the Real Clear Politics polling average showing him above water in job approval rating even as an analysis of "nearly 300 poll questions" published by ABC News concluded Trump's agenda, if not the president himself, was unpopular.
33% : They are hoping Trump has already overreached with Musk, DOGE, Ukraine, and other issues.
32% : The GOP's Senate majority is a bit larger at 53-47. Democrats gained 40 House seats in the midterm elections when Trump was last president, though they experienced a net loss of two Senate seats as four red-state Democratic incumbents fell to Republican challengers.

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