These people are deranged and unable to read the room
Democrats push for tougher resistance to Trump as anger mounts
Democrats are starting to push for a stronger response to President Trump as his policies fuel anger with the party’s base.
Members of the party believe Trump has enjoyed a honeymoon period during his first month in office as Democrats have so far failed to coalesce around a unified counter-message — but at least some of them want that to change.
As frustration grows over Trump’s actions, including his efforts to dismantle parts of the federal government, some in the party are voicing the need to get tougher.
“He’s pushing the boundaries of a system as far as they can go,” said one Democrat who works for an outside organization planning to take action as part of the burgeoning new resistance.
“This guy is doing some crazy s–t,” a second Democrat, who is also involved in planning efforts, added. “This isn’t jamming through a nominee. This is when it starts to be alarming.”
Are you sure you really, really want to do this?
But less than a month into Trump’s return to the Oval Office, Democrats say a different kind of movement is emerging. Strategist Anthony Coley, who worked in the Biden administration, acknowledged the frustration among Democrats.
“The first phase of the last the weeks was Democrats being really gun-shy,” Coley said. “Now folks are really, really tired and can’t sit back and watch him destroy the country that we love without any pushback at all. That’s the phase we’re in now.”
You keep fighting for your crazy and against sanity, Dems. Keep dying on Moonbat Hill.
That slow burn hasn’t been working, liberals agree, and are starting to try newer ways to call out Trump. Some are looking to the grassroots for reliable messengers. By doing so, they’ve frustrated centrist Democrats on Capitol Hill who have reportedly taken issue with leading activist-minded groups like MoveOn and Indivisible who want a more aggressive approach than what the party is currently pushing.
Messaging, eh?
Liberals all fighting hard for:
Pedophiles
Transgender pedophiles
Rapists
Illegals who are rapists
Illegals who are pedophiles
Transgender rapists in prisons with women
Government corruption
Embezzlement of tax dollars
Defrauding the public
Waste and abuse
Money laundering…— Peachy Keenan (@KeenanPeachy) February 13, 2025
The rest (the embed may or may not show past embezzlement)
Embezzlement of tax dollars
Defrauding the public
Waste and abuse
Money laundering
Weirdos!
Keep working the messaging!
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Democrats are starting to push for a stronger response to President Trump as his policies fuel anger with the party’s base.
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