During Trump's second presidency, his administration showcases increased assertiveness while the opposition appears hesitant and paralyzed by past experiences. Following Trump's inauguration, contrasts are evident, with fewer public demonstrations and cautious attitudes prevailing among opponents. Litigation has emerged as a primary form of resistance, with numerous lawsuits targeting Trump's executive actions deemed unconstitutional. The dynamics within the GOP have shifted dramatically, leading to enhanced divisions in an already polarized US government, which complicates the capacity for unified opposition and stresses the importance of legal strategies in the face of Trump's presidency.
It's only four years, and He's a lame duck, anyway (because he cannot serve another term). Opposition will not be about sending a message through public demonstration.
The near-total collapse of Trump resistance within the Republican party has introduced an even wilder sense of split-screen reality into an already divided US government.
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