The Democrats' efforts to retool their message have become cartoonish

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : Trump also prevailed this week at the US Supreme Court on the transgender ban in military service.
37% : If so, the Elmer Fudd Democrats will have nothing -- as is often the case with maximal rejectionists -- and will be seen again as the boys and girls that cried wolf, as they were in Russigate and the Nazi slurs directed against Trump.
36% : Meanwhile, Trump started triangulating two key Democratic constituencies -- labor and Hollywood, who, in varying degrees, backed the trade reset.
35% : Trump prevailed in the DC Court of Appeals this week on the second of two key DOGE cases on agency downsizing after winning another key one in March on agency head removal.
30% : But again, Trump could be the Bugs Bunny to the Democrats' Elmer Fudd by simply using the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA), which, as a civil statute, affords minimal due process and judicial review.
19% : Voters don't like the product Democrats are selling -- a bigger welfare state, cultural extremism, anti-merit identity politics, shamefully failing public schools, and maximal rejectionism of everything Trump.
16% : If Trump follows the Obama deportation model, Democrats will surely come up on the short side, not just of public opinion but also the law. Democrats' legal strategy is also on the ropes elsewhere.

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