We're in like a Super Bowl-style fight right now.

The real fork in the road is between-

Are Democrats, the Kansas City Chiefs in this scenario?

No, we're the commanders.

We're gonna win next year.

So, look, the fork in the road is between democracy and autocracy.

That's the real fight.

Where's the real fight.

Where's the resistance? Have any of y'all seen it? It's a serious question. I know many of y'all feel this way, that the Democrats look a lot like they got caught off guard by President

Donald Trump. Trump's been dismantling agencies, firing federal workers, and trying to impound the

congressionally appropriated funds.

And Democrats, well, they've been giving a lot of speeches.

Now, some of this is about how power works in Washington, and Democrats don't have much

of it, or really any of it.

But some of it is about planning, organizing, and messaging in a way that makes voters want to

choose your side and doing that day in, day out, until you win back power.

A key player in finding the right way to do that is Congressman Jamie Raskin, the ranking

Democrat on the House Judiciary Committee, and a long-time

legal legal for his congressional colleagues. Raskin is no stranger to sparring with Trump. He was a floor

manager during the president's second impeachment in the first term, and earlier this week,

Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries appointed him to the Democrats' rapid response

and litigation working group, where he'll be helping lead the Dem strategy to slow down Trump

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