Democrats who gained control by capitalizing on voter backlash to Trump are now proposing strategies to work with the president. Their approach seeks to appeal to his vanity and his preference for deal‑making. By framing collaboration as a way to advance their own policy goals, they aim to leverage his style to push their agenda. This shift highlights a tactical pivot from opposition to partnership.
Democrats who swept into power by riding voter backlash to Trump are now pitching ways to collaborate with the president, playing to his vanity and his love of making deals to propel their own agenda.
