Democratic Voters Want More Aggressive Opposition to Trump After First 100 Days

President Donald Trump’s sweeping electoral victory in 2024 marked one of the biggest challenges to Democrats’ sense of self that the party had ever endured. Even top-ranking members in the party have been open about the challenges of moving forward from 2024. “I don’t know what the party is,” California Gov. Gavin Newsom, long recognized as a potential presidential contender, said during an interview with The Hill this month. “I’m still struggling with that.” It’s a sentiment that Democratic voters shared when they spoke to The Epoch Times. For the time being, many Democratic voters want stronger action and opposition to Trump from the national party—but beyond that core area of agreement, both generational and ideological divides linger in the party....