Since Donald Trump's inauguration in January 2017, a massive Women's March symbolized the rise of the #Resistance, a progressive movement opposing his presidency. Initially characterized by vibrant protests and strong figures, this movement has seen a decline as many supporters show signs of fatigue. With the current political climate shifting towards potential cooperation within the Democratic party and less aggressive opposition, the once fervent energy against Trump has weakened, culminating in quieter protests during his second inauguration. There are indications that Americans are now looking for compromise rather than confrontation.
The #Resistance may have been a powerful social movement that challenged the Trump administration, but with fatigue setting in, it appears to be in decline now.
The initial excitement surrounding protests and figures like Robert Mueller and Ruth Bader Ginsburg has diminished, leading to a more subdued opposition.
The era of hyperpolitics surrounding Trump's presidency seems to have exhausted many, as the public now looks toward potential compromises rather than continuing confrontation.
With the recent inauguration witnessing smaller protests, there's a noticeable consensus that the urgency and fervor of the #Resistance has faded over time.
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