Democrats Should "Do Something." And They Are.

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% : Judges have temporarily blocked executive orders to end birthright citizenship, fire en masse probationary civil servants, kill government diversity programs, stop federal support for gender-affirming care, move transgender prisoners, and suspend asylum and refugee resettlement.
40% : (As I wrote last month, a reasonable and defensible demand from Democrats is to insist any bill to keep the government open requires Trump to spend what’s in the bill.
38% : Trump—who won the Tar Heel state by 3 points—has a disapproval rating 1 point higher than his approval rating.
29% : With its expansive view of unitary executive power, this conservative Supreme Court may still give Trump more wins than losses.
27% : Congressional Democrats have hammered Trump for failing to lower the price of eggs and siding with Russian President Vladimir Putin over Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
25% : Many backbenchers, dismissive of the idea that resistance to Trump should be calibrated, ignored the counsel and held protest signs.
23% : They have blistered the House Republican budget resolution as devastating to Medicaid and savaged Elon Musk as an unelected billionaire gutting the federal government and threatening Social Security.
23% : This suggests that Trump is getting scuffed up in the swing states, not just Blue America.
19% : Representative Al Green heckled Trump early and was removed from the chamber.

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