Even amid Trump administration dysfunction, Democrats are noticeably flailing

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

46% : "The futile social media plays come as every hour, if not minute, young Americans are getting real-time alerts about how Trump (and yes, Musk) are dismantling core government systems - rolling back federal employment protections, gutting funding, and targeting programs that could directly impact their futures (including internship and educational programs)," she wrote. Democrats are also failing to fill the void here in Louisiana, where Republican state leaders and lawmakers have adroitly held the spotlight on matters such as criminal justice and reproductive health.
33% : She's a journalist who follows Gen Z political trends and young voters (I recommend her Substack), a group that will be critical in next year's midterms and the 2028 presidential election when Trump (presumably) won't seek another term.
31% : Before, during and since Trump's address, they have been hard pressed to present a united front or take advantage of the mayhem that has ensued since Trump, Musk & Associates set upon their mass purging of government jobs, on-again/off-again tariffs and a 180-degree turn on U.S. global diplomacy.
22% : Trump campaign slams claim the ex-president may offer GOP State of the Union response: report U.S. Rep. Al Green, a Texas Democrat, did his best to make "good trouble" during President Donald Trump's first address to Congress since taking office in January.

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