Frustrated Dems unleash the F-bombs

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

39% : Last month, when Democrats joined federal workers at a rally of the American Federation of Government Employees to protest DOGE cuts, the profanities nearly rivaled those gathered.
28% : Some of it is that -- between Trump and his acolytes -- the bar's been lowered on how we expect public officials to comport themselves.
24% : Trump beat them to it, using curses increasingly in his march back to the White House, though for some Democrats it is part of their native tongue.
18% : "I don't swear in public very well, but we have to fuck Trump," said Rep. Maxine Dexter (D-Ore.), adding, "Please don't tell my children that I just did that.
17% : This person, acknowledging "mad as hell" vibes in the party, added, "Some of it is an expression of authentic outrage at Trump smashing Democratic norms and institutions.
15% : "I mean, I was swearing before Trump, so I can't really blame it on him," Gallego told POLITICO.
3% : Nor is it new for the Democratic Party, particularly when confronting Trump: Former DNC Chair Tom Perez frequently deployed profanity in 2017 in stump speeches, saying, for example, that Trump didn't "give a shit about health care."

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