I would add that it's a false equivalence to take the behavior of one party, and then worry about the parties not behaving that way "but they might". In other

I would add that it's a false equivalence to take the behavior of one party, and then worry about the parties not behaving that way "but they might". In other words the worth is not "what a future hypothetical democrat" might do, but rather what the "current republican is doing. To answer your point though, the only real thing you can do is vote. That is your lever of power. Make no mistake, Americans voted for this behavior. All of it was explicitly telegraphed in the campaign. He is doing exactly what people voted him to do. Yes congress is weak. Yes the Supreme Court is bought and paid for. That doesn't help. But this isn't some accident. It was done openly, and voters rewarded it. I get that lots of people didn't vote for him. But more people did. If you're not in love with the outcomes, make sure you turn out when the chance comes along. Encourage others to turn out. Because one side is not like the other, and making a choice matters. And if you're in the "it doesn't matter who wins, they're all the same" camp, well, I'd respectfully suggest you're wrong. It does matter.