Freshly energized protesters are taking to the streets, members of Congress are being confronted in their districts by constituents angry over health care, and wealthy donors are turning fear into action. Eight years after Republicans united after a stinging electoral defeat to oppose President Barack Obama, Democrats are channeling an even deeper anxiety over President Donald Trump – and a far shallower defeat – into a newfound burst of organizing.
Angry Democrats aim to take a page from the Tea Party’s playbook
