Senate Dems eye 'aggressive' tactics against GOP, move past infighting over spending bill

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : "Look at the red-light, green-light game on Trump on tariffs," Ms. Warren said.
50% : "The essence of the Trump economic package is cut things like Medicaid and SNAP in order to have more money for the billionaires and the tax breaks," he said.
41% : They said they're focused on the battles still to come against Mr. Trump, Mr. Musk and his cost-cutting Department of Government Efficiency and Republicans in Congress planning more cuts to government programs.
36% : Donald Trump may think he is king, but he does not rule in a vacuum."
32% : "At a senior center, a registered Republican, said, 'Look, I don't agree with you on everything, but all that I'm hearing about Social Security and Medicaid and I can't pick up the phone and call people anymore." While Mr. Schumer faced blowback in New York for his vote to advance the government funding bill, including calls from local progressive groups for him to resign from leadership, other senators said the reaction in their states was more muted.
20% : "If people are ignored, if co-presidents Musk and Trump continue their lawless activities, the pushback from the public will be real," she said.

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