Trump's first 100 days: The (lackluster) opposition score card

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% : But he was more optimistic about grassroots opposition, which he awarded a B grade, pointing to lawsuits that have had some success in reining Trump in.
41% : In a whirlwind first three months in office, Trump has unleashed a trade war, stoked allies' fears America has switched sides in the Russia-Ukraine war and unleashed tech billionaire Elon Musk to dismantle much of the federal bureaucracy.
36% : But most analysts interviewed by AFP said the party could have better articulated a coherent message, unified around priorities and tactics and figured out how and when to oppose Trump.
32% : Central to the frustration is the disconnect between their dire warnings of the threat Trump poses to democracy and their enthusiasm for being seen cooperating with his administration.
23% : " What's more, "most voters (are) not listening or caring" to Democrats' allegations that Trump is a dictator or authoritarian, Klink said.
23% : Meanwhile Democratic lawmakers have been mocked on social media for ineffective gestures such as silently waving paddles bearing protest slogans during Trump's speech to Congress.
19% : They don't understand yet why they lost to Donald Trump," said veteran political strategist Matt Klink.

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