I agree with their sentiment even if it wasn't phrased particularly well. While "outgroup" can technically just mean anyone the speaker doesn't identify with,

I agree with their sentiment even if it wasn't phrased particularly well. While "outgroup" can technically just mean anyone the speaker doesn't identify with, applying it to the party in power creates a false equivalence. It frames the criticism as mere tribalism or bullying, rather than a legitimate response to the actions of those currently in power. It’s hard to get behind the classification of the most powerful political movement in the country as a marginalized or "othered" group in this, or any context, really.