Tim Steller's column: Bright blue Tucson area must show viable alternative to Trumpism

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : But we all know that's how it works with Trump and leaders like him, in countries Turkey, Hungary, Russia and China.
55% : Relief at apparent passage of Prop. 139The Democratic grip on Tucson and Pima County is becoming monopolistic, at the same time that the Republican hold on all three branches of the federal government appears to be near complete.
45% : "I would go further and say we need to assertively be ourselves, hold onto our values even when they put us at odds with Trump, but also demonstrate more competence at governing than we do now, and fight against groupthink.
36% : Trump slammed blue cities frequently during his campaign, and though the emphasis was politically motivated, he's right that we have some big problems with homelessness, addiction and, in some places, crime.
34% : "If we take that kind of adversarial stance and try to flex some sort of a far-left muscle in opposition to Trump, I think there are going to be ramifications," Christy said.
33% : "Not my president" was a favorite slogan, and "The Resistance" blossomed into a large protest movement that countered Trump.

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