She marched against Trump in 2017. Now, she says, 'just let it all burn.'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : But something had shifted for her since Trump was reelected.
57% : Skip to end of carousel Trump presidency Follow live updates on the Trump administration.
51% : And Trump had succeeded in pushing the judiciary, including the Supreme Court, to the right.
48% : The roommate said it felt like Trump had been back in office for two years.
42% : Schumer said it was worth it to avoid the pain of a shutdown, but plenty of Democrats were livid, believing their Senate leadership had surrendered their best leverage to bring Trump to the negotiating table.
39% : In 2017, Erin Edlow joined millions of Women's March protesters in the streets as Donald Trump took office.
39% : Congress seemed like it wouldn't or couldn't do much to check Trump, she thought.
38% : "I think they do," Erin said. Democratic groups are planning nationwide protests of Trump and Musk this Saturday that they hope will showcase a more forceful opposition.
31% : All of that seemed far away last month when Edlow's roommate said Trump was trying to shut down the Education Department.
25% : She didn't love Hillary Clinton, but she and her sister still knocked on doors for her, then went to an election-night watch party and cried after Trump won.
25% : Trump denied the story, telling reporters that Musk would "walk out of the room" if anyone mentioned China.
12% : She had some hope that some judges with lifetime appointments would defy Trump, but administration officials were sounding increasingly dismissive of the courts, and Edlow worried that the judicial system wouldn't do much to hold Trump back.

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