Opinion | How Democrats like Elizabeth Warren are looking to call Trump's bluff

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

62% : It may seem far-fetched to think Trump will follow through on any policies that count as progressive, but it is possible.
52% : Trump just picked a Republican congresswoman for labor secretary who has a surprisingly moderate labor record.
49% : Democratic lawmakers are announcing that they're willing to work with Trump on promised populist policies that overlap with progressive goals.
43% : In the event that Trump and the Republicans do try to pass policies that protect working people from corporate exploitation, Democrats must be situated to take credit for leading the agenda and be ready to credit Republicans for taking a break from the policy agenda of billionaires and bigots.
43% : Every promise Trump fails to keep should become a Democratic talking point in the midterm elections.
39% : And a laser focus on true economic populism would help Democrats take Trump to task over his plans for extended tax cuts for corporations and the rich, attacks on the social safety net and a regulatory agenda designed to help tech tycoons and capital at the expense of working Americans.
32% : Consider how Trump and his allies have at least rhetorically softened the GOP's longstanding hostility to organized labor.

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