Domenico Montanaro

after he mentioned that what leverage do we have point is about the cost of living and saying that Trump's not focused on the cost of living because Democrats are trying to reach out more beyond just their base because certainly a lot of the people in their base are upset about what they see as a breaking of democratic norms about things like constitutional crises.

after he mentioned that what leverage do we have point is about the cost of living and saying that Trump's not focused on the cost of living because Democrats are trying to reach out more beyond just their base because certainly a lot of the people in their base are upset about what they see as a breaking of democratic norms about things like constitutional crises.

It didn't work as a message during the election. And it's really difficult because most people don't know or care what the federal government really does. It certainly affects the Washington, D.C. area very directly, but the consequences across the country may take longer to be felt or, you know, if at all.

It didn't work as a message during the election. And it's really difficult because most people don't know or care what the federal government really does. It certainly affects the Washington, D.C. area very directly, but the consequences across the country may take longer to be felt or, you know, if at all.

It didn't work as a message during the election. And it's really difficult because most people don't know or care what the federal government really does. It certainly affects the Washington, D.C. area very directly, but the consequences across the country may take longer to be felt or, you know, if at all.

Yeah, I think a lot of this is really going to land in the courts, right?

Yeah, I think a lot of this is really going to land in the courts, right?

Yeah, I think a lot of this is really going to land in the courts, right?

I mean, I think that this is the one area that can actually stop what the executive branch is doing and is going to be the sort of final say on the limits that Trump is testing to see whether or not what he does in how he's firing people in the federal workforce, or, you know, not wanting to continue congressionally approved funding, if any of that is constitutional or legal, it's going to be settled in

I mean, I think that this is the one area that can actually stop what the executive branch is doing and is going to be the sort of final say on the limits that Trump is testing to see whether or not what he does in how he's firing people in the federal workforce, or, you know, not wanting to continue congressionally approved funding, if any of that is constitutional or legal, it's going to be settled in

I mean, I think that this is the one area that can actually stop what the executive branch is doing and is going to be the sort of final say on the limits that Trump is testing to see whether or not what he does in how he's firing people in the federal workforce, or, you know, not wanting to continue congressionally approved funding, if any of that is constitutional or legal, it's going to be settled in

in the courts. And we know that there's a 6-3 conservative majority at the Supreme Court. So Trump is happy to test as much of this as possible. And we'll see where the court decides to actually stop him. But politically, it's going to be decided at the ballot box and whether or not a lot of the things that Trump winds up doing seems to go too far with people or if people like what he's doing.

in the courts. And we know that there's a 6-3 conservative majority at the Supreme Court. So Trump is happy to test as much of this as possible. And we'll see where the court decides to actually stop him. But politically, it's going to be decided at the ballot box and whether or not a lot of the things that Trump winds up doing seems to go too far with people or if people like what he's doing.

in the courts. And we know that there's a 6-3 conservative majority at the Supreme Court. So Trump is happy to test as much of this as possible. And we'll see where the court decides to actually stop him. But politically, it's going to be decided at the ballot box and whether or not a lot of the things that Trump winds up doing seems to go too far with people or if people like what he's doing.

I don't think that's wholly accurate, to be fair to Democrats here, because I don't think the Democrats have the same powers that Republicans did have. And I think the Democrats tried to go through the Congress way more than Trump is trying to go through Congress. Trump has done everything so far by executive order, by executive actions. A lot of this is reshaping the federal government.

I don't think that's wholly accurate, to be fair to Democrats here, because I don't think the Democrats have the same powers that Republicans did have. And I think the Democrats tried to go through the Congress way more than Trump is trying to go through Congress. Trump has done everything so far by executive order, by executive actions. A lot of this is reshaping the federal government.

I don't think that's wholly accurate, to be fair to Democrats here, because I don't think the Democrats have the same powers that Republicans did have. And I think the Democrats tried to go through the Congress way more than Trump is trying to go through Congress. Trump has done everything so far by executive order, by executive actions. A lot of this is reshaping the federal government.

He certainly is in charge of the executive branch. Some of that, like we said, is going to be determined by the courts and whether or not it's legal. Like we said earlier, they've sort of been a bit more hobbled about the kind of legislative maneuvers that they can use, especially when it comes to cabinet appointees or judges.

He certainly is in charge of the executive branch. Some of that, like we said, is going to be determined by the courts and whether or not it's legal. Like we said earlier, they've sort of been a bit more hobbled about the kind of legislative maneuvers that they can use, especially when it comes to cabinet appointees or judges.

He certainly is in charge of the executive branch. Some of that, like we said, is going to be determined by the courts and whether or not it's legal. Like we said earlier, they've sort of been a bit more hobbled about the kind of legislative maneuvers that they can use, especially when it comes to cabinet appointees or judges.