>They aren't openly going against this and unifying against a dictator. I'll push back on this some. There are demonstrations (the No Kings was the largest po

>They aren't openly going against this and unifying against a dictator. I'll push back on this some. There are demonstrations (the No Kings was the largest political demonstration in US history) and some open defiance, like currently in Minneapolis. But it's not enough. Not yet. The opposition party (Democrats) is led by some feckless weaklings who don't act like they understand the severity of the situation. Polls seem to indicate that unrest is growing so maybe something will change. Sadly I can't say it any stronger than that.