The article highlights Patrick Healy's conversation with Times Opinion columnists about the widespread anger towards President Trump and the perceived lack of effective opposition from Democratic leaders. Despite significant public outrage, many Americans feel that efforts to oppose Trump have been unsuccessful. Jamelle Bouie notes that while Democrats could have taken a firm stand against Trump's actions, they have not effectively communicated the seriousness of the situation to their voters, leaving many feeling helpless and concerned about the future of democracy.
The anger from American voters stems from the feeling that there is no effective opposition to Trump, which has made them feel in real peril.
Democrats have not assumed a posture of total and unrelenting opposition, failing to communicate the radicalism of the Trump administration to the electorate.
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