Forget 'they go low, we go high': This influencer wants Democrats to get mean

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

64% : "Donald Trump had won the presidency again, and Suzanne Lambert was tired of being nice.
50% : Democrats are anxious to compete with MAGA in the influencer world that Trump has showered with attention, and people like Lambert believe they are filling a need.
43% : "She is also part of a debate brewing in the Democratic Party about the right tone to take toward Trump and the victorious GOP.
42% : We're tracking the people Trump has picked for key positions in his administration.
38% : But she couldn't bring herself to vote for Trump in 2016, and an unplanned pregnancy around the same time turned her into a supporter of abortion rights.
38% : "She didn't help elect Trump, she said.
38% : Preparing for TrumpOn Monday evening, one week before Trump's return to the White House, Lambert was feeling "a looming kind of dread."
32% : There was something accessible about Trump, even if she hated what he stood for.
26% : But she shares Lambert's distaste for Trump.
17% : "Trump has positioned himself somehow to be above political consequences," she said.

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