Democrats Still Don't Agree on the Seriousness of Their Political Problem After Election Defeat

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

66% : Trump swept every battleground state on Nov. 5, becoming the first Republican candidate to win the national popular vote since George W. Bush in 2004.
58% : With the final votes still being counted in some places, Trump won the popular vote by just 1.6 percentage points.
49% : Trump will return to the White House on Jan. 20, claiming a mandate to enact a dramatic "Make America Great Again" agenda led by the mass deportation of millions of immigrants in the country illegally; an overhaul of the federal departments of health, education and justice, and major import tariffs that threaten to strain the U.S. economy and international alliances alike.Democrats, even diminished and divided, stand as the only organized resistance to Trump and his emboldened MAGA allies.
30% : "That does not suggest a permanent shift towards Trump.
21% : "He added: "I also think that Trump is very likely to more than repeat history and be a disaster."

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